Sentence examples for simply exciting from inspiring English sources

Ear fatigue occasionally sets in (that's one inevitable effect of the band's ruthless approach), but more often, it was simply exciting to hear familiar traditions — garage rock, country music, the blues — sounding so strange.

Many people regard these films as arty and esoteric, but to a Leytonstone teenager obsessed with comic books, they were simply exciting tales of stoic, grunting men ferociously stabbing away in the rain and mud at classic if slightly foreign-looking bad guys.

Leave your product in the freezer for an hour or two, find something simply exciting to do.

It's, put most simply, really exciting new pop music.

We simply need exciting and well designed tools to nudge us into action.

For some, the election is simply an exciting event that they are eager to discuss.

But Hewitt's definition of news is not necessarily "advancing what is publicly known" or "finding the ultimate truth"; often it is simply "putting exciting people on camera".

Few filmmakers can resist the thrill of the rocket's red glare and the spectacle of death; the violence is simply too exciting.

Among the reasons piracy became so rampant in its golden age, Woodard argues, was that many of its practitioners were looking for more than simply an exciting life and the chance for great riches.

Several suggest that Mr. Hanssen must have been able to completely compartmentalize his life, deluding himself into thinking that espionage was simply an exciting intellectual challenge that had nothing to do with leading a good, moral Christian life.

His book is simply an exciting, and at times very moving, account, most often when the survivors tell their own story which, as Neillands justly concludes, is one that "deserves to be told, about an army that deserves to be remembered".