He knows that that doesn't read very excitingly on paper, but he also knows that when Rodgers puts it to music, it soars. ❋ Unknown (2010)
As described on their site and this gizmowatch article, it's excitingly close to the kind of 'Dopplr for cultural heritage' or 'pocket curatr' I've written about before: ❋ Mia (2009)
Most excitingly today on Offworld, area/code's iPhone puzzler Drop7 -- still one of the platform's absolute best, and one of the very few that (four months later) I'm still playing on a daily basis -- got a social update with worldwide leaderboard and Facebook Connect support that finally legitimizes its 'sequence' mode, and saw the release of a short EP of its fantastic Steve Reich-ian soundtrack. ❋ Unknown (2009)
In the absence of soft market (if pricing remained flat since 2006) BRO would have earned about $1.45-$1.50 a share, putting today's valuation (stock price at $19.5) at about 13-13.5 times earnings -- still not excitingly cheap. ❋ Vitaliy N. Katsenelson (2011)
It was the first picture Pauline Kael reviewed for The New Yorker, and she raved, calling it an excitingly American movie. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The truth is that I would rather see even the thinnest episode of The Sopranos or almost any half hour of Blind Date rather than read most contemporary fiction of the kind which tells the story blow by blow, in well-pressed sentences, stories which can be better and more excitingly told in another medium and which are really fodder for movies and TV. ❋ Bettina Korek (2010)
I was in the car this morning and I found myself doing that annoying-writer thing where I was excitingly extolling various plot points with Shawn ... as her eyes are glazing over because there's no context for any of it, but she's smiling at my enthusiasm. ❋ Lyda222 (2010)
With this in mind, it seems clear that a more precise indication is required of the difference between an Englishman and a fully steeped English cricketer – taking us beyond the kind of pigeonholing that raises doubts over the provenance of even Andrew Strauss, an Englishman so English he could make Hugh Grant in a bowler hat smeared with Marmite look excitingly Mediterranean. ❋ Unknown (2011)
His violin music was getting more and more astonishing, his genius more apparent, and when he played, forcefully, in the louder limits, it swung him around back and forth, excitingly, and his head pushed back into his neck. ❋ Tantra Bensko (2011)
Will urges his students to find the bravery to "travel the distance between desire and action," but though intellectual desire is excitingly present in "You Deserve Nothing," the real-world action is marked by a dour indifference. ❋ Sam Sacks (2011)
Now we have a new collection of her stories and essays, and perhaps most excitingly—though they are not mentioned in the title—her plays. ❋ Helen Carr (2011)
Depending on your point of view, Mitt Romney became either excitingly emotional or rattled under the stress of running, at a town hall meeting. ❋ Unknown (2011)
