Sentence examples for more exciting question from inspiring English sources

The more exciting question: what hat will Corbyn wear next?

And then the more exciting question takes center stage: How does Apple update the iPad going forward?

By the time he finished his Ph.D., Jansen didn't see many more exciting questions to solve, so he decided to move to the emerging area of epigenetics, where he cracked another long-standing problem during a postdoc at the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research.

She hopes that when visitors see her painted works that they ask broader and more exciting questions about what counts as media or new media art.

Now there have been many more screens, and many more exciting questions to work on.

More exciting design questions, like how to make a passenger plane fly faster, are not getting much attention, nor are they getting the billions of dollars that airliner innovation requires.

It's much more arresting, much more exciting that way, bringing questions rather than answers.

Nothing should have been more exciting to hear than that question.

For architectural historians and train buffs, there are few more exciting places to stay; the question is whether they can afford it.

You could ask him/her in any number of ways, like with balloons as mentioned above, but adding an audience will make your question even more exciting.

The new boats are more exciting to watch, but many sailors question whether something is being left behind in the drive for speed.