Sentence examples for difficult to excite from inspiring English sources

He meets his opponents with a careful, discerning approach that makes him difficult to excite, and even more difficult to hit.

This closed shell is relatively stable and difficult to excite or ionize; helium is the first of the inert, or noble, gases.

The most abundant elements, hydrogen and helium, are difficult to excite, while atoms such as iron, sodium, and calcium have many lines easily excited at this temperature.

"What is particularly troublesome for you and me as marketers is that our only boss, the American consumer, is becoming more and more difficult to excite, persuade and reach," Mr. Lamar said.

The Two Unfortunates on how Paul Dickov is creating Oldham in his own image: It can be very difficult to excite Oldham Athletic fans and they have good cause to treat every new appointment with caution.

It is difficult to excite or alarm the beast.

It's difficult to get excited".

IT is difficult to get excited about the opening of yet another Italian restaurant in Connecticut.

Despite the blowout second half, it's difficult to get excited here if you're team USA.

In contrast to the heady days of the internet boom, it is difficult to get excited about grid computing or identity management.

"Nursing is a great profession, but given the current work settings, it's difficult to be excited about it, to be a true cheerleader for nursing".