Sentence examples for historically exciting from inspiring English sources

But how could you be lukewarm about the beginning of something so historically exciting and romantic?

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"Exciting, exciting".

Exciting exciting exciting.

It struck me as historically resonant and exciting to do them in the places where the wars came to such a terrible climax".

He also said that although "the follow-up is still very short, this remains exciting" because, historically, most GIST's have progressed within six months.

The hype may be exciting but, historically at least, the troughs of disillusionment have been very deep.

"The fact that it was in the city during the earthquake is what makes it exciting and historically a significant piece," he said.

"I don't see any reason you can't make this scene dramatic and exciting – and historically correct," said Kunstler, an 81-year-old Brooklyn native.

Were it not for these people, I wouldn't have made it to the top of a steep mountain in Taiwan, be reading exciting and historically informative tales of espionage in war-torn Europe, or have the briefest insight into what inspires people from all corners of the world to travel in just the same way and to the same places that I do.

He says that historically, the people who formed the most exciting theater troupes were people in their 20's.