Sentence examples for it's too exciting from inspiring English sources

"It's too exciting to be stressful," he added on Friday night, at Vanity Fair's party for Martin Scorsese at the luxe Hotel Bel-Air.

Hogo falls in love with Snow White, so Jane prepares a poisoned Gibson for her, but Paul drinks it instead (it's too exciting for SW) and dies.

One Patient's Struggle Janet Battaile, 63, now in her 10th year with multiple myeloma, said her retirement-age oncologist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., Dr. Philip R. Greipp, told her, "I can't bring myself to retire because it's too exciting".

On the other side if the next day it's too exciting to get sleepy, do not avoid talking about it.

It was too exciting an idea to disprove, at least back then".

It is too exciting a gift to let go of," they said.

Shorten contests that the 2014 federal budget did not fail because it was "too exciting, too visionary or too bold", but rather that major policy objectives stalled in the Senate because they were "fundamentally unfair".

Act Up was clearly correct in assuming that extreme provocation and street theater were the surest way to glean media coverage -- it was too exciting to resist -- even if it was scanty and often condescending.

The responsible first step is to learn what fire is, so he heads to the Missoula Fire Sciences Laboratory, in Missoula, Montana, where he meets researchers who study forest fires, and he tells us about a discovery he makes there that he doesn't want to mention yet because it is too exciting.

It was too exciting to miss.

It was too exciting a week to be disappointed in anybody, even the three Democrats who didn't vote for the nuclear option.