Sentence examples for excitable language from inspiring English sources
Other stars from Private Eye editor Ian Hislop through to a judge on Strictly Come Dancing expressed similar sentiments, if using less excitable language, in defence of the institution.
The typed two-page report – persuasively detailed but at times written in excitable language strewn with grammatical and spelling errors – has been dismissed by Mugabe's Zanu-PF party as "hogwash" and a "typical setup".
It doesn't help that journalists are trained to speak in straight English, whereas internet converts talk in an excitable, commercial language that downgrades journalism to something that sounds as if it is available by the metre from B&Q.
The language is excitable, breathless even: "[I]f you decide to read on," Nao exclaims, "then guess what?
"AIDS in the City" is one of YouthAIDS's television soap operas, produced in several languages, and "Excitable Johnny and His Raincoat" is one of its leaflets.
Cameron's work thrums with a seductive accent, and there is an untidy seam in the excitable prose of her letters where some more corporeal language has been taken in.
("No goods, no black pudding," remarks Bunny. "I think you know what I'm talking about"). Thick brogues and excitable delivery (especially Mr. Gleeson's) throw up their own language barrier.
I wanted to explore the ways language goes out of control what Butler refers to excitable states and how this creates new kinds of subjectivities that are open to critique.
Sullivan describes himself as a "hard-core fan" of the MTV show, and as the piece progresses his language oscillates between a high (or high-ish) journalistic style and the kind of excitable, slangier language a fan might use.
Excitable Cell Membranes.
