Sentence examples for more exciting with from inspiring English sources

The world's a lot more exciting with a One Direction in it.

The blame for that, he says, lies largely with government policies.Brazil's economic story could certainly be made more exciting with some reforms to its business environment.

February looks a little more exciting, with new albums by Brian McKnight, 3 Doors Down, Tori Amos, Kings of Leon, Krayzie Bone and Iron and Wine.

Wouldn't the viewing experience be more exciting with a superimposed first-down graphic showing where on the carpet a celebrity would need to reach to avoid talking to Ryan Seacrest?

She was more exciting with Cary Grant, who had a faint ambiguity and didn't want her to be more like ordinary women: Katharine Hepburn was a one-of-a-kind entertainment, and he could enjoy the show.

Chase Carey said: "I am grateful to Rupert for giving me the opportunity of a lifetime and truly believe there isn't a Company out there that's more exciting, with more growth potential, than 21st Century Fox.

Game of Thrones VFX "So let's open this up so we have a more even playing field and a more exciting one — with 10 films, with a wider range.

Faster, more exciting, yet with that come threats, too.

"But women's wear is a more exciting challenge, with much more variety and diversity".

The result has been more exciting races with more passing than ever in the recent history of the series.

Moore soon decided that private industry offered more exciting research with greater potential rewards.