Sentence examples for usually exciting from inspiring English sources
The soprano Patricia Racette, a compelling Tosca, sings the title role in this revival with the usually exciting tenor Roberto Alagna as Cavaradossi.
(Schweitzer) CANCELED: ★ San Francisco Symphony (Wednesday and Thursday) Visits to Carnegie Hall by the San Francisco Symphony and its dynamic music director, Michael Tilson Thomas, are usually exciting and always popular.
"South Carolina is usually an exciting race.
Trackpads are not usually an exciting part of a computer.
Dessert is not usually an exciting moment in a sushi restaurant.
In fact, wet races are usually so exciting that the series recently considered flooding tracks to liven up the show.
Mr. Tsiskaridze, usually an exciting dancer, was off form in his ballroom solo and depicted a rather languid prince.
Our playwrights, our artists, our film-makers and our writers are at least as – usually more – exciting and interesting than any European nation.
I know slightly more about that game they call football, however, and as far as I can remember, opening games in major tournaments aren't usually that exciting (Argentina crashing to Cameroon aside).
In sports videos, high motion in the camera usually indicate exciting events [33].
