Sentence examples for excited fear from inspiring English sources

For example, Dr. Sylvie Droit-Volet, a psychology professor at Blaise Pascal University, in France, manipulated subjects' emotional state by showing them movies that excited fear or sadness and then asked them to estimate the duration of the visual stimulus.

The movement of Glenn's right hand could have "reasonably excited fear" on Proctor's part, Meyer noted.

Different vocal tones (normal tone, excited, fear, defensive, etc).

No public officer has improperly attempted to excite fear, or hope, as the medium of extorting a discovery; and all that was said, or done, in that respect, proceeded from the avowed friends of the prisoner, and the known promoters of humanity.

Hamilton] that there was no coincidence of interests among the large States that ought to excite fears of oppression in the smaller.

Unlike rapes and murders, they do not excite public fear.

Dunia was afraid of these words, but her fear excited her and she snuggled in closer and said, "Hold my head while you're filling it with your lies".

There's a fierce, even admirable, relish in her words, but also the nagging suspicion that she's more excited by white fear than she is by black success.

Hamilton argued that "it is of importance that the confidence of cautious sagacious capitalists both citizens and foreigners, should be excited," and their fear of risk allayed by "a degree of countenance and support from government" so they might "be capable of overcoming the obstacles inseperable from first experiments".

And for anyone concerned whether the '80s Pointer Sisters song from which the film takes its name -- and which may already be stuck in your head -- the American trailer for "I'm So Excited" puts those fears to rest.

This is a great way of getting excited and removing the fear of the unknown.