Sentence examples for merely exciting from inspiring English sources
A bucking helicopter ride into the combat zone wasn't merely exciting for Nelson.
He and Courtney are now married, living a merely exciting life as opposed to a famous one.
"But if," I said, "you picture to yourself that you are pulling against some powerful and oppressive enemy, the struggle will become merely exciting and not exasperating.
Sadly, merely exciting moments are almost as rare in this sincere, talk-heavy play about the divisions in American culture and politics dating back to that troubled decade.
Sex is its subject, after all — and the show makes the case, beneath its cinematic lacquer, that it is not something merely exciting or trivial but a deep human necessity.
Sex is its subject, after all and the show makes the case, beneath its cinematic lacquer, that it is not something merely exciting or trivial but a deep human necessity.
I suggested that the greatest concentration of value, where you could find wines that were not merely palatable, but exciting, was in the $15 to $25 range.
Is he a Heisman Trophy contender or merely an exciting player?
Painters like de Kooning seemed to enter his spirit as much as any authors he read; there is a sense in his work, as in that of certain painters, that the human form or presence is worth treating as merely an exciting aspect of line and gesture, tone and texture.
Conversely, highly introverted individuals find themselves overstimulated by things others might find merely pleasantly exciting or engaging.
