Sentence examples for more exciting why from inspiring English sources

"In racing, if you're not going to make it faster, or more exciting, why even do it?" asks Forrest Jehlik from the Argonne National Laboratory, part of the US Department of Energy, outside Chicago, where I'm test-driving the car.

I know they're trying to modernise things and make it seem a bit more exciting, but why not have the confidence to let the piece stand?

So Ben could do something to make his life more exciting, but why? Jojo would be a challenge, but that is just so much trouble.

As he put it, "There is far more exciting drama in the reasons why a man gets married than in why he murders someone".

But why bother, when more exciting openers are on call?

Why, that sounds even more exciting than the premiere itself.

Maybe this explains why forbidden sex feels more exciting too or as a therapist once told me, no wife can easily compete with a paramour.

Here's an idea - why not make this match much more exciting by saying England are only allowed one innings?

That's why less-hyped events can be more exciting.

Why bother going out when a far more exciting world awaits on screen?

Watching the group in Central Park, I kept wondering why the whole enterprise didn't feel more exciting to the people generating all that desire.