Sentence examples for exciting sense from inspiring English sources

They miss the clever legal arguments and the exciting sense of Alicia's progression.

This is a Carnegie Hall recital from 1965, her first there, and has an exciting sense of occasion.

I didn't agree with his policies, but there was an exciting sense of change in the air.

Reading Jazz Journal, there's an exciting sense of a publication trying to bridge the gap between two very different worlds.

What they liked were our motels, New England villages, our modern architecture, the exciting sense of space, and the friendliness of the American people.

For a few minutes, the nerdy, earnest multicultural vision of 1960s television is brought to life in the digital present, giving rise to an exciting sense of continuity.

It is expected that the present study can serve as a foundation to the application of p n heterojunction to photoelectrochemical sensors and it might be easily extended to more exciting sensing systems by photoelectrochemistry.

Some of the most exciting sensing opportunities have come from military and biomedical research.

Exciting exciting exciting.

"I think she has a really exciting, lyrical sense about her work," Liesl Tommy, the director of the Atlanta production, said.

I said, "There is more to it than exciting the senses of the listeners with virtuosity and loud crash-bang effects.