excitingly

She was one of the most excitingly beautiful women I had ever seen.

Both works seem to end excitingly but then continue with what looks like a whole different dance.

But this time it was excitingly real, for we planned never to return.

There was, excitingly, one exception to this set of data.

But it was a strange new place, different, excitingly dangerous.

He knows how to move his dancers around the stage excitingly.

Going to any other mall felt excitingly uncomfortable to me.

But when these artists are charged with a sense of purpose, things look excitingly right.

On Monday night, at least, it seemed - excitingly - to be doing just that.

He talked rather excitingly, in a way which recalled Marcus.

The video and live music rhythms interact excitingly at times.

When the music got over, the entire studio applauded excitingly.

I saw that the diet and exercise had shaped her excitingly.

This young girl was excitingly different, the answer to Ted's most secret fantasy.

"And I would do so more excitingly than you!"

Be sure and join him then for the first of - excitingly - two debates this week.

It melted pleasantly, even excitingly, into the rest of her.

I am thought to be not amply but excitingly figured.

"Good," she said, and her body moved excitingly, I think inadvertently.

They all agreed that what they heard was excitingly fresh.

She ran her hand over it; it was excitingly large.

He always spoke well and excitingly, but did he really speak in words?

When it is well done, improvisation can be the most excitingly immediate approach to theater.

But the mixed chorus in the final scene is excitingly triumphant.

The talent is a big one, often excitingly employed.