Sentence examples for exciting reading from inspiring English sources

This doesn't always make for exciting reading.

Productivity statistics are hardly exciting reading, but they are important.

This middling bet might not be the most exciting reading of America's mood.

Her story is of an unreflective perseverance that doesn't make for exciting reading.

It abounds in choices under $40, but at 50 bottles, it makes for quick and not terribly exciting reading.

A committed Socialist Workers Party member, he is possibly the most politically engaged white poet writing today, which makes for exciting reading (and listening) whatever your political beliefs.

It is a jolly exciting read, On my way home I met Wittgenstein.

But it was Divine Brown who the press really wanted to get to, her unvarnished story probably the more exciting read.

"Like any Doctor Who episode, children will find this event both scary and exciting," reads a warning on the Manchester festival website.

Not the most exciting read, but that's not the point, says White: "A lot of fund managers want to think of themselves as fighter pilots.

One BBC writer called it "an altogether gentler, but also less exciting read than the News of the World".