Sentence examples for somewhat more exciting from inspiring English sources

The geometric presentation was somewhat more exciting than the rolls themselves, however, and another appetizer we had ordered -- figs stuffed with Stilton cheese -- never arrived.

Other adventures are somewhat more exciting, as when he joins an anti-slavery expedition to West Africa or is roughly escorted out of Siberia.

Jalapeno poppers ($4), which are breaded peppers (without their incendiary seeds) stuffed with cheddar cheese and deep fried, sound more exciting than they taste, but a ton of moist, somewhat hot, somewhat sweet farmer's sausage ($4.50) in broth is a savory starter that can feed four.

Weiner was somewhat more forthright.

A somewhat more subtle mistake.

"It's more exciting.

Not more exciting, though.

What could be more exciting?

Dinner was more exciting, and more successful.

On this, I am somewhat more skeptical.

Other Spaniards are somewhat more pragmatic.