Sentence examples for brief excitement from inspiring English sources

Don't expect Wednesday's brief excitement to change much.

But by the next day this brief excitement or release had passed.

Despite all that, there was brief excitement when it was rumoured that a funding and reform package was set to be announced within hours.

Andy Murray's brilliance aside, when a British player reaches the heady status of a fourth round there is high – and brief – excitement.

It seems to be the familiar explanation: brief excitement after the appearance of the eurozone's latest painkiller, in this case the bailout of Spain's banks, has been replaced by the realisation that nothing substantial has changed.

(There was brief excitement earlier this year, when researchers from Australia and Spain successfully moved a plastic sphere fifty nanometres across — around a thousand times thinner than a human hair — by splitting a beam of light in two and using it to press in on the sphere from each side, like a pair of tweezers).

This brief moment of excitement is, it turns out, for the arrival of Jessie J.

In a brief time, such excitement in the retina (or even in the brain) tends to subside, or fade.

There was a brief flutter of excitement in April 2000 when Tsuneo Senba, a psychiatrist, was made president of the mental hospitals' association.

Following this brief flurry of excitement, the film settles into a ponderous rota of lingering landscape shots and the occasional explosion of rough banter between incomprehensibly-accented bandits.

12.20pm: There was a brief flurry of excitement then as reports came in from the Czech Republic about a suspected arson attack on the Greek Embassy in Prague.