Sentence examples for excitable of from inspiring English sources
"excitable of" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means easily excited or prone to excitement. Example: The puppy was excitable of any new toys, wagging its tail and jumping around whenever a new one was presented to it.
He's the least excitable of comics: his first album was called Medium Energy.
"Ghosts" is about the pleasures and the dreads that artists, the most excitable of people, have taken in such onsets before their never predictable consequences.
After Friday night, no comeback should seem too outlandish, but this one came too late to convince even the most excitable of us.
But even this least excitable of chancellors could not disguise his concerns that the economy, employment and living standards could be badly damaged as the Brexit process moves decisively from politics to economics.
Anyway, as all of these soccer-specific subplots jostle for position, amid the bleachers at Yankee Stadium it's time to step back and take a long cool look at what's coming up this weekend — or possibly a slightly hotheaded look, when we consult the more excitable of our usual cast of fan reps, bloggers, beat writers etc for all of the MLS teams.
The White House wasted no time in naming BP as the "responsible party" and the more excitable of Wall Street's analysts sounded dire warnings that the company was destined for bankruptcy, or at least permanent banishment from business in the US.
Here, propagation of two-dimensional waves is studied in parabolic channel flow of excitable medium of the FitzHugh-Nagumo type.
In between times, Wolfe was an ever-more excitable transmitter of the energy of the moment.
This may be a consequence of the hippocampus's being one of the most electrically excitable parts of the brain.
The town's police are preparing to confront thousands of excitable fans, most of whom will not have tickets for the game.
Possibly it has already been partially consumed in the form of teaser trailers, exclusive stills and excitable nuggets of casting news and set reports.
