Sentence examples for exciting slightly from inspiring English sources

At a slightly wild Parc des Princes, Liverpool lost an exciting, slightly fractious Champions League game 2-1, menaced throughout by a star striker intent on posing two very different sets of questions.

Timbaland, obviously, is the street-cred masterstroke here, and when he appears, the visual language of the concert reacts in deference, everything slowing and sinking with a viscerally exciting, slightly more menacing kind of weight.

The callable bond, on the other hand, is the exciting, slightly dangerous cousin of the regular bond.

It's like having an affair - an exciting, slightly naughty journey of new discovery that inevitably ends with you wishing for the good old days".

The idea is for it to FEEL big, exciting, slightly out of reach and like a journey.

Is the outlook for technology in 2018 exciting — or slightly terrifying?

"This is an exciting and slightly petrifying new step for me," she told the Press Association.

But what really makes these Spiegelworld productions such unusual, exciting and slightly uneasy experiences is their intimacy.

Using Airbnb for the first time can be both an exciting and slightly anxious experience — I felt that way myself.

"Singing at the Proms is not something I ever imagined I would do and it's a hugely exciting – if slightly daunting – prospect.

That's a sensibility perhaps better fed by the West Branch than by BarBao, even though BarBao's cooking is more exciting and slightly more memorable.