Sentence examples for Slightly excited from inspiring English sources

"I'm still freaking out, but I'm also slightly excited to see what the health insurance exchange is going to be like, and what it's going to offer me".

I opened it, was slightly excited and slightly alienated by that typographic lava flow, and then put the book on a shelf, in the resignedly optimistic way in which one deals with difficult work — one day, one day.

His voice, with its midrange, goes-down-easy, slightly excited, static-free hum, first became recognizable narrating "Space Patrol," a live radio show for children (it was also a television program) that began in 1950 and ran until the mid-1950s, with Mr. Tufeld introducing the shows' weekly missions made "in the name of interplanetary justice".

"The boys will be slightly excited because it looked a cracking atmosphere.

Studies, like [30, 31], show that the iris pigments are slightly excited in the NIR wavelength, and thus little information can be obtained in this illumination range.

Now, if any of the above sensations makes you feel cutting edge or even slightly excited, I can honestly say you'll be jumping for joy after experiencing.

You leave feeling slightly shaken: excited by the play's formal invention, moved by its coiled emotional power.

Maybe excited slightly more than my younger friends.

Mr. Sciarra said he was excited, though slightly daunted, by the task.

When Stade first got in touch I was excited but slightly taken aback.

Pamuk is excited and slightly nervous, a sign of how much he cares about his brainchild.