Sentence examples for wise exciting from inspiring English sources
A finalist for the Booker Prize, the novel was hailed in the Financial Times: "in a powerful fusion of myth, legend and modern styles, Achebe has written a book which is wise, exciting and essential, a powerful antidote to the cynical commentators from 'overseas' who see nothing ever new out of Africa".
Mr. Adlgasser has done a very wise and exciting thing with the restaurant's six-item house cocktail list.
Exciting exciting exciting.
To add to the sorts of compliments that he finds to be "undeserved," I think the New York Times has made an exceedingly wise and, frankly, exciting choice to tap The Atlantic's Ross Douthat as its new op-ed columnist.
This site (while not particularly exciting design-wise) adheres to web content accessibility guidelines, allowing blind and partially sighted readers to browse the site with screen-reader software, and there are access keys for easy navigation.
Between the three of us, Jacob seemed to have the most exciting life, dating-wise.
S: Release-wise, we have a really exciting collab with the singers from Azari & III, Fritz Helder and Starving Yet Full, coming out on Dim Mak, which is a cover of the Ace of Base tune "All That She Wants".
Spec wise, it's not anything too exciting, a 1.2GHz Pentium, 2 GB of RAM, a 62GB hard drive, and Window 7 Home premium.
We're both pretty much equal time-wise, so it will be very exciting".
Every challenge (including crushes) you meet along the way is an opportunity to grow wiser and build towards a more exciting future and life.
