Sentence examples for finding it exciting from inspiring English sources

I was quite mature when I first watched, which meant there was a conflict between recognising it was fake and unhelpful for women, but also finding it exciting.

I accept I may have been in a club of one in finding it potentially exciting.

She did not like football matches either – "you don't see anything, you just look at the crowd" – but generally enjoyed her role, finding it more exciting than her old desk job with Direct Line insurance.

Gary Hardman of Trowbridge, who first became interested in Achieve through his local Job Centre Plus in the summer of 2012 has now undertaken more than 100 visits, and said: "I had never thought of working in this area, but I'm finding it really exciting and I have already found loads of ways to save in my own home".

"We're getting a lot of things right and people are finding it an exciting place to work".

By book's end, most readers will have long escaped their everyday kitchen, finding it transformed by the exciting new prospect of adding Japanese food to their repertoire.

He thinks this has to do with users finding it more interesting and exciting to spot words jumping out at them, and pointing those words out to others. .

The First Strike audiobook was also well received, reviewer Cliff Bakehorn commenting that "Todd McLaren did a good job narrating", as well as finding it to be "an exciting story throughout".

BC: It could be more exciting than finding it.

In science, not finding something can often be more exciting than finding it.

Matt Haigh, writing for Den of Geek, felt negatively about the episode, again finding it too similar to other episodes of the season, finding it to be "nothing incredibly exciting", noting that it "follows pretty much the same template as many of the other episodes".