Sentence examples for excited to think from inspiring English sources

I think it's very innovative and exciting, and I'm very excited to think about the potential of working with Marc and his team closely.

"I was too excited to think clearly," he said.

"This experience has gotten me really excited to think of myself as an investor," she said.

I assumed they were excited to think they spotted Barbra Streisand, until one of them called my name.

"I was terribly excited to think I had a subject, or a project," she suggests, aware of how odd that sounds.

"I was terribly excited to think I had a subject, or a project," she said, wrapped in a cashmere blanket in her front room in Cambridge, with due irony.

Exciting to think how in one year, at rate of one page/day, will have written three hundred and sixty-five pages, and what a picture of life and times then available for kids & grandkids, even greatgrandkids, whoever, all are welcome to see how life really was/is now.

Because my own work centers around the relationship textual description and pictorial representation, I'm excited to learn and think more about the ambiguity and interpretive possibilities of describing texts (and images) as a central part of digital editing.

"It excited me to think about what one could do," he said.

"I think they're excited to be selected and I think everyone realises that my choice was a difficult one," Hodgson added.

I am excited to see what people think of it, because I did my best and I am excited to see what people are going to think of what I did for Walt Jr.