Sentence examples for exciting often from inspiring English sources

Advancements in technology have given marketers exciting, often highly successful methods of reaching and influencing consumers.

He organizes these and other things into simple but surprisingly exciting, often funny configurations with intriguing philosophical implications.

The Harry Potter series is what it is: an ambitious, exciting, often infuriating saga that influenced countless people – and set primarily in the realm of straight, white people.

In the early days, when I was just a visitor, the city was a maelstrom of exciting, often disorienting impressions, but the center of my life was elsewhere.

La Mar is a sometimes exciting, often disappointing demonstration of the ways in which a global restaurant chain opening an outpost in New York faces more complex challenges than a retailer planting a new Abercrombie & Fitch in SoHo.

Though uneven, the seven volumes of the cycle, published through the years 1950 to 1956, are exciting, often humorous, inventive, and, in the final scenes of The Last Battle, deeply moving.

This is exciting and often liberating.

Mr. Haitink and his players vanquished that challenge with their exciting and often revelatory performances.

The playing was not the most solid, but it was continually exciting and often inspired.

The narrative threads move forward in unpredictable, exciting and often unsettling detail.

Many of these are examples of the theatre being inspired by the exciting and often mind-bending stories of science.