Sentence examples for am by this from inspiring English sources

"Well, I know these songs better than anyone," he said, "and I can't fully describe how excited I am by this musical.

"I have great confidence in believing you know how much this upsets me, how seriously I take it and how truly devastated and annoyed I am by this".

I can't begin to tell you how excited I am by this, until I glance at my watch which conveniently tells me.

But I, for one, rarely think of the carrot as Daucus or the radish as Raphanus, unless urged to do so, as I am by this book.

Still, flattered as I am by this attachment to my country, I have to admit that Bastille Day in Belfast has little to do with France — just as Orange parades are remote from the Dutch dynasty of that name.

When Alfred, deep into his dementia in the last pages of "The Corrections," mutters the single word "I—, " Franzen leaps inside Alfred's mind and articulates the awareness that the disease has offered him: "I have made mistakes—" As moved as I am by this moment, it seems impossible that Alfred could muster such a complex, expansive idea.

Batista was, by this time, defending himself.

Or probably had been, by this time.

Terrorism is, by this definition, primarily political.

I am pained by this.

"I am worried by this.