Sentence examples for just how exciting from inspiring English sources
And yet the evidence provided by the films themselves is a powerful reminder of just how exciting that work remains.
Anyone who saw Ivo van Hove's extraordinary The Roman Tragedies or Thomas Ostermeier's Hamlet will know just how exciting Shakespeare can be in the hands of those who are not weighed down by too much reverence.
Despite its length – on the face of it something of an endurance test – critics noted just how exciting the plays were rendered by Icke and his cast, which included Lia Williams and Angus Wright as Klytemnestra and Agamemnon respectively, as well as former Downton star Jessica Brown Findlay in her stage debut as Elektra.
Watching clips of it on YouTube or repeats on Challenge, it's easy to scoff at the dated effects, the over-enthusiastic actors prancing about spouting riddles, the awkwardness of the young contestants – but that overlooks just how exciting Knightmare was to watch first time around.
"It is great we get to show the world just how exciting women's road racing is.
Teachers get a taste of the scientific world, and the mentor-scientists often rediscover just how exciting that world is! HutchLab Merges the Classroom With the Research Bench.
For it has only just emerged how exciting Webster's new job on the paper really is.
What's news is just how many exciting restaurants there are.
Going to university has played an important part in my recovery from BDD by showing me just how many exciting opportunities the world has to offer.
At 3, the London Sinfonietta's performances of Stockhausen's Gruppen at the Royal Festival Hall, also part of The Rest Is Noise, were a virtually sold-out knockout, proving that there is a huge audience for the sharpest edges of the avant-garde - and demonstrating just how viscerally exciting this music can be.
