Sentence examples for clear excitement from inspiring English sources

In La Perle Noire Cafe and Bakery at 132nd Street and Lenox Avenue, there was clear excitement, even shock, about Mr. Paterson's new job.

In an interview, Mr. Davis expressed his clear excitement for the position, which would put him in charge of what may be a decade-long, $1.5 billion reconstruction of the deteriorating 1960's arts campus between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues and 62nd and 66th Streets.

There was clear excitement in the voice of the father as he told his son that one of the scarves placed on the statue of Sir Tom Finney outside Preston's Deepdale stadium was in the colours of Blackpool.

"Look at that!" he said, pointing with clear excitement at another sight on the boardwalk.

With Rossi well clear, the excitement in the final stages came as the Briton tried to find a way past the Spanish rookie, with the battle only ending on the penultimate lap when Crutchlow lightly clipped the Spaniard's rear wheel and had to drop back.

By now, it's clear the excitement was in the hunt.

No elephants or fish were required to make his excitement clear.

When I caught up recently, it was clear where the excitement was coming from.

"I'm going to France to see my father," he said, the excitement clear in his face.

A different kind of cheer erupted at Bush headquarters in Arlington, Va., where Mr. McKinnon said "there was a clear ripple of excitement that rolled through the campaign -- not quite as big as the Dean scream, but there was a ripple".

In "Sonnambula" he made very clear his boyish excitement in his efforts to guide and contain the Sleepwalker; they reached a climax as he, framing her with his arms, fell into an ardent backbend, reaching the floor as Ms. Taylor, stepping out of his grasp, proved unpossessable.