Exciting exciting exciting.
The paper offered no editorial opinions, leaving political discussion to the Letters to the Editor page, invariably the most exciting section.
"At the beginning of the design process, I hold up prototypes to my head and, invariably, some of them look like exciting fascinators to my eye".
Performed by the students — or fellows, as they are called — of the Tanglewood Music Center, along with the center's starry faculty members and guests from the new-music world, these programs typically draw on the full range of modern compositional styles and invariably kick up at least one work that seems exciting enough to find a place in the standard canon.
As even a glance at the list will tell you, I am a romantic (if pressed for my top film, I invariably pick "Children of Paradise"), I believe moral choices can be as exciting as the ones in thrillers, but more than that I am, for better or worse, a classicist.
One of those recommendations suggests child's play has become too safe, the report says: "Many urban playgrounds are invariably neat and tidy, supplying playful options that are neither properly challenging nor exciting".
Although he has written and produced some of the most innovative and exciting music of his time, the popular perception of Ferry is still invariably linked with one or other of his languorously elegant images.
Success invariably breeds overconfidence.
