Sentence examples for is indeed exciting from inspiring English sources

So, mobile is indeed exciting and moving fast.

The future of cheminformatics, and particularly of cheminformatics applications on the web, is indeed exciting.

"There have been a slew of announcements related to renewable energy in the last six months by the government, and the new ambition for renewable is indeed exciting," Abhishek Pratap, a senior campaigner for renewable energy at Greenpeace India, told VICE News.

Said William C. Steere Jr., the chairman and chief executive, "These are indeed exciting times for Pfizer".

Many of the delegates held up signs that said "Still Gore Country!" People were standing on chairs and chanting, "We want Gore!"and "Gore in four!" And the prospect of seeing Gore emerge, after more than a year of what John Updike once called (in another context) a "meaningful silence," was indeed exciting.

Some of the data presented are indeed exciting, as is the progression of analysis from computational models to physiology.

Whatever the mechanism(s) that resulted in improved survival from severe hemorrhage, the findings of Macias and collaborators [ 1] are indeed exciting!

Editorial comments provided by Dr Niall Ferguson (Toronto, ON, Canada) agreed that Dr Ranieri's results were indeed exciting, but cautioned that the trial was underpowered to conclude that the observed mortality difference was not simply due to chance or an imbalance in important patient and clinical characteristics.

This is indeed an exciting result.

The full potential of colloidal NPs in catalysis is indeed extremely exciting; however, crucial aspects related to the removal of the organic protective agents, in order to expose the catalytic sites, as well as the potential drawbacks of remaining synthesis residues on the surface of the NPs have still to be deeply understood.

It is indeed an exciting time for delivering information--every day, we are surrounded by ways designers help us sort: websites, video, packaging.