Sentence examples for more exciting causes from inspiring English sources
The institutions of American Christianity some of which would actually stand a chance of being taken seriously by the emerging lower class are falling down on the job, as their attention is directed to more exciting causes, in no small part because the welfare state has overtaken some of their key social functions.
Their discovery — or unambiguous identification of the new particle as something other than the Higgs boson — would be even more exciting and would cause another revolution in our understanding of particle physics.
Anyways the winter Olympics are much more exciting for me cause we have champions and stuff.
Watson's championing of this cause led to the second breakthrough, even more exciting for free-data aficionados.
"Koby [Arthur] came on and looked bright, he had a go and caused them problems and the game was a bit more exciting.
Not more exciting, though.
What could be more exciting?
Dinner was more exciting, and more successful.
"This was much more exciting".
Nothing could be more exciting.
