Sentence examples for excitement because of from inspiring English sources

"There was excitement because of his knowledge and experience.

I must have been 11 or 12 when I first encountered "Huckleberry Finn" but from the moment Huck and Jim took to teh river--their river, the Mississippi--I was overtaken witha thrilling proprietary excitement, because, of course, Mark Twain had it right: this was what a great wide-water north-south stream was like, and here was how it felt to pass time on its banks.

In contrast, providing an unrelated filler might strengthen customers' feelings of excitement because of the presence of the filler itself.

Both announcements have been met with excitement and scepticism in equal measure: excitement because of the boldness of the visions; scepticism because for many observers the economics just don't work.

Khat chewing produces psychostimulation effect in the form of euphoria and excitement because of cathinone contents [ 5– 7].

And there would be a feeling of tremendous excitement because quite a few of the men would be going off the following day to Egypt.

An article written by Mr Draghi last month for the German daily, Die Zeit, caused much excitement because the mention of "exceptional measures" seemed to confirm that the bond-buying programme would be restarted.In fact, most of the piece set out Mr Draghi's vision for the economic and political integration of the euro zone.

"And there's a great deal of excitement there because of the hockey team".

But the excitement evaporated because of Hyundai's quality problems, banal design and a lineup that lacked sport utility vehicles.

The excitement came because of Stella's delivery, which was very theatrical but real, because Stella was nothing if not theatrical and real.

Much of that excitement is because of the effervescent Pearl, who has taken the Vols to the N.C.A.A. tournament in each of his three years.