Sentence examples for evident excitement from inspiring English sources

"We had Howard Dean's brother?" responded his friend, Kevin Parquette, with evident excitement.

As I queued and shuffled, I tried to grasp the evident excitement of the crowd in front of me: families with pushchairs, retirees with video cameras.

That reality was one of sporadic street gatherings, few flags flying, no evident excitement (or hostility), just a massive indifference to events.

Though there is evident excitement within GCHQ that new responsibilities in recent years have made it Britain's pre-eminent intelligence agency, it has been accompanied by occasional pauses for reflection, and worry that the agency cannot cope with those demands.

With evident excitement, she later tweeted, "Helping children across the country track #Santa is becoming one of my favorite traditions!" Helping children across the country track #Santa is becoming one of my favorite traditions!

Less evident were cumulative excitement and spiritual profundity, not to speak of lush tone and orchestral virtuosity.

In one stretch, affected by gale-force winds 250 days of the year, the bullet train will pass through a concrete tunnel built to protect it.Of the three provinces traversed by the line, Xinjiang has the most reason to celebrate, its excitement evident in the building of a colossal airport-style bullet-train station just outside Urumqi, with a vast new development zone around it.

His excitement is evident in his voice.

To Mr. d'Arvisenet, the new excitement is evident, too.

When he stepped out again, Mr. Isip's excitement was evident in his voice.

After his win, Mr. Haass's excitement was evident, even over the phone.