Sentence examples for matter how exciting from inspiring English sources

The proposed company tax cuts never excited the electorate, no matter how exciting it is to be alive in these times.

No matter how exciting the view, big boxes will turn their backs on the river.

"If they don't fit, we don't proceed, no matter how exciting the technology is".

And that's probably where baseball is going to stay, no matter how exciting this year's World Series might have been.

"In any routine you have, no matter how exciting, it's still a routine –and mine was very privileged and inspiring – but should I be doing this again?

The best television and film directors realized decades ago that no matter how exciting an action set piece might be as pure eye candy, what really draws in a viewer is an emotional connection with the characters, whether that means Jack Bauer, Oskar Schindler or Luke Skywalker.

No matter how many exciting, great races, whenever there was one race in which no overtaking occurred, suddenly Formula One was boring.

As with most technologies, however, no matter how cool or exciting the product is, we all know the companies leading the charge are also planning to make a fair buck — and no, I don't mean in virtual dollars.

In ramping up the emotional pressure, Philae's slow descent to the surface over nearly seven hours, followed by a short, sharp encounter with a bouncy comet beats the slow and steady exploration of Mars - no matter how important and exciting that is.

The success of the casino, the only one in the five boroughs of New York, suggests that no matter how luxurious the accommodations or exciting the entertainment, nothing appeals more to gamblers than a casino that is nearby.

It's always exciting no matter how many times we've played it".