Sentence examples for most exciting depending from inspiring English sources
And perhaps most exciting (depending on who you ask) is that Siri, the personal assistant app that uses natural language processing to answer questions, make recommendations, and eventually aims to replace your butler, will now be native on all iPhone 4Ses.
But what's most exciting (or creepy, depending on your perspective), is what the company is using that layer to do.
Working in a research environment where careers depend on publishing the most exciting and strongest results might unconsciously draw researchers to exaggerate their findings, he added.
Depending on your perspective, either the most exciting or worrying aspect of Twenty20 is the way it is changing the game of cricket as we know it.
Cameron's "Big Society" vision may be, depending on how you view it, either the most exciting political idea in a generation or ideological cover for shrinking the state.
Some of the most exciting developments in diagnostic technology include a new class of miniaturised devices that depend on magnetic nanoparticle (MNP) tags carrying antibodies to biomarker proteins [ 17, 18].
That was the most exciting".
"No, no, most exciting," Batiatus replies caustically.
