Sentence examples for feeling of exciting from inspiring English sources

If its commercial that first appeared during the Academy Awards broadcast is any guide, those ads will not highlight any one aspect of the device, but will aim to convey a general feeling of exciting possibility.

There was the prospect of travel and a general feeling of a more exciting and eventful period ahead … more freedom than I enjoyed in the long years afterwards".

I've always loved that feeling of awe, the exciting joy of the magical (and I'm not the only one -- look at Harry Potter sales).

Though it so happens that a few weeks ago I opened a box from 1950, and I found a journal which was my farewell to Europe, my expereince of leaving home in England and my first days in America, full of that sort of exciting honeymoon feeling of discovery.

Sometimes she had gotten a thrill from it, an exciting feeling of power.

I remember the feeling of flying and how exciting it was.

"THERE is an exciting feeling of a new beginning," says John Pottow, a bankruptcy expert at the University of Michigan.

Chris Hammerlein's third solo effort at this gallery has the exciting feeling of an artist stretching himself to a new level of ambition and accomplishment.

Her lanky limbs and fierce features, the peculiar mystery that her body and presence evoke, give the viewer the exciting feeling of pushing beyond an enigmatic exterior.

Festival organiser Sarah Kidder says: "As well as the financial benefits, artists and entrepreneurs are drawn here by the space to open new places and the community support – there's an exciting feeling of renaissance, there's always something new happening".

Weird Detective, the first comic reviewed in this week's roundup, hammers home that exciting feeling of discovery.