Sentence examples for particularly exciting about from inspiring English sources

"What's particularly exciting about this painting is its provenance".

"Although remnants of soft tissues have previously been discovered in rare, exceptionally preserved fossils, what is particularly exciting about our study is that we have discovered structures reminiscent of blood cells and collagen fibres in scrappy, poorly preserved fossils.

What is particularly exciting about the blogosphere is the way it allows theatre critics and practitioners – people who work in that most localised of art forms – to connect globally.

What does he find particularly exciting about France?

There's nothing historical or particularly exciting about the prospect of his candidacy for Vice President.

What is particularly exciting about the experiment is that the animals are also being used to improve soil health.

While the model has spoken openly about dreams of a big family, news of the pregnancy is particularly exciting given that she recently opened up about her fertility issues and struggle to get pregnant. .

Hytner's plan to "equip the National for the first time in its history with integral education spaces and facilities to engage audiences young and old, hungry to know about what goes into making theatre" is particularly exciting.

This is a particularly exciting acquisitation.

It's nothing particularly exciting," she said.

"Little Orphan Annie," he said, was particularly exciting.