Sentence examples for set more exciting from inspiring English sources

There was a speed and drive and overflow in Mr. Wolf's set, more exciting than what's on his recent self-titled album, released by Mack Avenue.

The second season of True Detective looks set to be "more exciting" than the first, HBO execs have hinted.

Read some local folklore with your kids - it is filled with druids and fairies and will make the Breton setting that much more exciting.

Matches will be played to an abbreviated score, including a tie-break set to make it more exciting.

Being independent for the first time is a challenge, but there's nothing more exciting than setting up your first own lab!

The sets were all the more exciting because this was a club show, and felt like one: raucous, wild, with random screams of encouragement both onstage and off, audible gasps at key moments.

The popular house DJ Bad Boy Bill (who packs dance floors by using brute rhythmic force) is the headliner, but don't be surprised if Mr. Carter spins a more exciting, unpredictable set.

Why not set up shop in a far more exciting temple across town?

"There's never been a more exciting time to set up your own business," she concludes.

Perhaps even more exciting, Alan Rickman is set to play CBGB founder Hilly Kristal in a biopic.

These changes set the game up for a more exciting style of play -- spacing the floor, bringing balance to the slow and methodical post-ups of big men -- so by extension, the player who can take advantage of this new, modern game will naturally become its most exciting man.