Sentence examples similar to find someone exciting from inspiring English sources

"But I didn't expect to find someone as exciting as Dan either," she added.

Who doesn't want to find someone new and exciting — in Corbucci's case, a director who did his best work almost 50 years ago — to write about?

"Fiction's first duty is to be astonishing, but it is very exciting to find someone who is able to fulfill both at once," Spufford said today.

You never know when you'll find someone who's looking for a new, more exciting opportunity.

On any subject -- name it -- you'll find someone to discuss it with or pick their brains, and that I find very exciting".

It took many months to find someone willing to succeed Mark Wentworth, the embassy's press officer, although, he said, "I have the most exciting job in the world".

You should find someone.

Find someone else.

They could find someone, too.

Find someone to watch intently.

"Just go find someone new".