Sentence examples for excitable it from inspiring English sources

The tulips are too excitable, it is winter here.

The New Yorker, August 23 , 1993P. 136 The tulips are too excitable, it is winter here.

By Sylvia Plath The New Yorker, August 23 , 1993P. 136 The tulips are too excitable, it is winter here.

The edited selection that follows (which includes some text that has appeared before) is drawn from… The tulips are too excitable, it is winter here.

But no: the complaint about "the Facebook" is set to a backing so excitable it sounds less like a fiftysomething's grumble than a strident call to arms.

If it is very excitable, it will respond to impulses from many afferent peripheral nerve fibres; if it is relatively inexcitable, it will be affected only by those peripheral fibres that are connected to it and located near it.

In a network whose communication channels are predominantly self-excitable, it is required that the NED (γN−γN−1)/N is maximal and (γN−1)/N minimal.

In a network whose communication channels are predominantly non-self-excitable, it is required that the NED (γ3−γ2)/N is maximal and (γ2)/N minimal.

High reactives seem to possess a chemistry of the amygdala that renders it more excitable than it is with most children.

Well, it is, and Jack Menzel, Director, Product Management of Google Search, is as excitable as it gets when it comes to talking about his passion.

Upon the whole we think they will, the average American showing in politics that remarkable lenity which arises from perfect freedom, and the consequent absence of fear; but he is also excitable, and it is on the first direction of that excitement that everything will depend.