Sentence examples for excitable about from inspiring English sources

The real difference is not that the French are less excitable about sex.

It would do well to pause, be less excitable about the pantomime of brand shaming and actually examine the depth to which tax havenry is hardwired into our economic model and columns of state.

While both can get very excitable about video cameras, connectivity, streamed media and so on, nobody gives a good goddamn about the vast majority of those features.

Why get all perturbed and excitable about what other people eat?

"Can we assume that, in light of your excitable rant about about northerners not being so tough, the Fiver arriving before 4pm had nothing to do with a bit of snow creeping down south and you having to leave work early?" - David Moley, Oop North.

He was smaller than she was, very skinny and lithe and excitable, always jumping about like a kid, with a silky beard and very pale skin and the same silky auburn hair as Kate's.

Ali's efforts on Saturday morning, when he launched an armada of increasingly excitable teases about the identity of the game-changing mystery hyperstar that Gordon Brown was about to meet, were either viciously satirical or a cry for help.

Better to ignore the excitable stories about queues and warring critics, pay no heed to the warnings about etiquette or stage door rules and do what I have done.

He also tried to involve me in an excitable conversation about mules that stretched Destination Spanish beyond its limits.

Robert K. Steel leans forward, speaking in a rapid, excitable burst about the powers that a superregulator might wield over Wall Street one day.

Over the last few years, there has been much excitable talk about Africa being on the cusp of an economic renaissance.