Sentence examples for describe excitement from inspiring English sources

Mangini, among the least likely N.F.L. coaches to show emotion or describe excitement, said he considered himself an eternal optimist, one who did not need Favre or a better defense or a stout offensive line to believe that his players were going to win every game they played this season.

Guests describe the excitement as infectious.

He begins to describe this excitement.

It is hard to describe the excitement of these dances.

In one camp, men describe the excitement caused by the ceasefire agreement signed in 2002.

I can hardly describe the excitement I felt when I was told I would get to couple amino acids.

At one point he said of Windows: "Wow, it just works!" And words don't really describe his excitement.

Words cannot describe his excitement!

It's tough to describe the excitement of a striper fish on the line: it's a live, tough, heavy predator out there on the other end, pulling, aggressively.

This idea of construction being almost magical is echoed by Christopher Lees who uses the term "urban theatre" to describe the excitement of seeing a building rising out of nothing.

Nolan stressed the unseemliness of Hardy using the phrase "I hope I come out guns blazing" to describe his excitement for Sunday's contest, citing the reported incident of Hardy throwing his girlfriend onto "a couch covered in assault rifles" as proof of the statement's impropriety. .