Sentence examples for painfully exciting from inspiring English sources
After he performed before the queen of England in 1963, The Evening Standard called his show "almost painfully exciting".
I mean it was the first real book, and also the first book I ever read, in the sense that I had a private vision of what I was reading about — unexpected, incommunicable, painfully exciting.
Exciting exciting exciting.
Entertainment Weeklys Tom Sinclair rated the album a B+, complimenting the "humongous hooks", and Kerrang! gave Bleed Like Me 4 out of 5, describing it as the "most exciting, touching, and most painfully human material they've put out in years".
At his best she had found Marty warmly exciting & at his worst painfully irritating.
OVER the past few years of doubt and debate, the gestation of the euro has seemed painfully drawn out so much so that its birth may no longer seem exciting.
Into this rushes the dad's dastardly but alluring brother, who freely does all the cruel, exciting things the parents have protected their children from and have painfully denied themselves for years.
The touches of blood ritual, necrophilia, and other fashionable perversities are just for fun: the exciting parts of his self-pitying youth are absurd, and the plausible aspects are painfully banal.
