Sentence examples for relatively exciting from inspiring English sources
January 2009 was a relatively exciting period of time at West Ham.
Call me a Luddite, but hearing the Williams Fairey Brass hammer its way through the KLF's What Time is Love?, while relatively exciting, just isn't the same.
I'd thought of doing it for years, but I think of doing all sorts of relatively exciting and ostensibly transgressive things and never do them, either because I am too lazy or too cowardly or because I come to my senses in time to stop myself.
Despite its shitty UI and the fact that Facebook itself is about as attractive to young people as oversized Christmas sweaters, Slingshot does have one relatively exciting feature: Reciprocation.
This is a relatively exciting time for sarcoma therapy, with new targets and drugs being identified, and national and international collaborations are making large randomized and subtype-specific trials executable.
Setúbal is an old city 25 miles south of Lisbon with an industrial and fishing history, and relatively few exciting activities for local teenagers.
Exciting exciting exciting.
It was an era when flights over inhospitable Polar regions were a relatively new and exciting breakthrough in airborne tourism.
The company is quick to point out, however, that the pace remains relatively fast and exciting.
The use of equilibrium constraints in modeling process engineering problems is a relatively new and exciting field of research; see Raghunathan and Biegler [16].
