Sentence examples for somehow more exciting from inspiring English sources

Their teen children a daughter, Summer Spencer Grammerr), and a son, Morty (Roiland again)—are somehow more exciting in their mediocrity.

But add in that this is the night train between Paris and Venice, and that you are tucked up in bed six feet off the floor, and everything is somehow more exciting.

The funny thing is, the company often sends free limited-edition Oreos right to my doorstep for me to taste-test, and yet, getting a coupon for a free box was somehow more exciting.

The scene is somehow more exotic and more exciting than any recreation in popular culture.

The third challenge faced by internal successors is the presumption that somehow external candidates are more exciting.

I'm super sorry if you thought there was going to be a picture of my VJJ, but you get to see the exact shade and isn't that more exciting, somehow?

I'm super sorry if you thought there was going to be a picture of my vagina, but you get to see the exact shade, and isn't that more exciting, somehow? .

Can you make my story more exciting, and somehow finishable?" The story takes place on Mother's Day, and presents two not-so-pretty versions of motherhood.

He would not have been the first man to think that a new, more exciting, relationship would somehow restore his lost youth.

While the show's characters have been leading their usual dull and yet strangely implausible lives, the actors who play them have been leading much more exciting (and yet somehow equally implausible) lives.

"It's more exciting.