Sentence examples for questions exciting from inspiring English sources

And with no electronic aids to hand, you had to rely on your shorthand, making Prime Minister's questions exciting but nerve-racking, too.

That's the question exciting the racing world in the aftermath of Big Brown's stunningly easy Derby victory, accomplished with such panache that everyone is asking: Is this the horse who, finally, is going to end the 30-year Triple Crown drought?" This is how the esteemed Ray Kerrison begins his column today in the New York Post.

The ability to address these questions presents exciting opportunities to understand the basic principles of selection of food.

Although many unanswered questions remain, exciting research on the evolutionary relationships in ferns are on-going here at Berkeley.

The questions are exciting, the data limited, and, as I argue in closing, we need creative insights into the ways in which behavioural plasticity has evolved and has in turn influenced the evolution of other aspects of phenotype.

There are some general questions, the exciting discovery that one of her children has Down syndrome and another is headed to Iraq (and one is a pregnant teenager, but never mind), and a lightning vetting.

While we believe that our recent findings provide compelling support for the benefits of breast milk-derived SIgA in promoting lifelong intestinal homeostasis, there remain many unanswered questions and exciting directions for future research.

Question: What exciting future directions do you envision for historical ecology research?

We addressed this question by exciting silver-impregnated samples at different wavelengths (405, 488, 561, or 638 nm; exact laser line indicated within the graphs).

Make the question an exciting one that sparks the imagination and interest of the class participants.

There are just too many exciting questions to ask.