Sentence examples for more exciting the from inspiring English sources

To make things more exciting, the papers issued sinister warnings.

"Technically, our computer dispatch system, but robots sounds more exciting," the department's reply said.

"The more I thought about that," he writes, "the more exciting the idea became".

The more dangerous, the more exciting, the more challenging -- that's what he loved to do".

To make matters even more exciting, the work features Ballet Theater's newest international acquisition, Polina Semionova, alongside Marcelo Gomes.

"The risk of a raid makes it more exciting," the friend who had invited me to the house party said.

The more exciting of the two is that the parasites are modifying the immune response.

Collectively, however, they slow the pace; they become more exciting for the author than the reader.

As is often the case, the anticipation was more exciting than the event.

Sex is more exciting on the screen and between the pages than between the sheets.

It's way more exciting playing the Baftas than the Brits".