Sentence examples for excessive excitement from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the beating heart to all the excessive excitement was a black leather dress with a rose unfolding its petals on the rear.

Even minor chemical or mechanical stimulation of the sensitized trigeminal nerve also causes excessive excitement.

In his earliest medical work (written in the 1790s) he took it upon himself to "correct" Brown's errors, the main issue being a denial of Brown's disease classification, "excessive excitement," which Maclean instead identified as an indirect form of debility.

Our music helps relieve separation anxiety, excessive barking, excitement with visitors, obsessive compulsive disorder, fearful and reactive issues, pre-and post surgery, etc.

This state of inactivity is at times preceded or interrupted by episodes of excessive motor activity and excitement, generally of an impulsive, unpredictable kind.

Coupled with my already excessive levels of adrenaline and excitement, I was still able to keep up with the best of them.

As compared to the other two subgroups, child molesters more often had abused a male, acquainted victim, more frequently admitted to feeling sexual excitement, and showed no excessive violence at all.

One can click one's tongue at its excesses (but this is an excessive piece to begin with) or glory in its excitement, which is so palpable it is hard to resist.

A climate of excessive caution has robbed opera of the animal excitement it needs to thrill a large audience.

Animals were observed to go into what seemed to be an 'intense excitement' with frequent rearing followed by excessive grooming and then exhibit erection and start genital licking.

Before Game 2, Scott said the Charlotte Hornets' eagerness and excitement about Jamaal Magloire's return from a Game 1 suspension was excessive.