It has long been assumed that ardent sports fans derive excitement and a sense of community from rooting for a big-time team.
Do say: As Quentin Letts does in the Daily Mail, "Shallow souls will derive excitement from the fact that beautiful Miss Friel appears in her birthday suit".
His excitement derived from the restoration of a wished-for element in the staging of the third act that had been abandoned as too difficult, or at least insufficiently respectful of the gentle handling that is a diva's due.
He said she had a personality disorder and suffered from diagnosed as suffering from paraphilia sadomasochism, a condition in which sexual excitement is derived from pain and humiliation.
Sophocles' play derives its horrible excitement from a relentless exposition of its protagonist's fall from grace — and from the fact that his confidence and his talents are what prevented him from seeing the looming disaster.
And much of the excitement about Obama derived from the dissatisfaction with the President he was replacing.
Nobody's Perfect: Writings from the New Yorker by Anthony Lane 400pp, Picador, £15.99 How to account for the peculiar pleasure, even excitement, to be derived from collections of old film reviews?
The play, excitement, and satisfaction derived from solving complex scientific and or mathematical problems can and should be cultivated across all age groups and genders.
I would love to understand the thrill or excitement to be derived from scenes in films like The Expendables 2, in which various forms of machines guns are fired repeatedly while hitting very few targets -- or putting holes in inanimate objects.
For the purposes of this study the five PANSS factor analytically derived components are used: Positive, Negative, Cognitive, Excitement and Emotional discomfort [ 28].
