Sentence examples for excitement diminished from inspiring English sources
The negotiation of all these hurdles to even reach the Olympics must be so wearying, I said to Keshavan, that the race itself must feel like an anti-climax, its appeal and excitement diminished.
Start moving your legs and your excitement should diminish rapidly.
Excitement only slightly diminished by drawing Serbia.
Belonging to the world music category hasn't diminished his excitement, but "it's great if he could be able to compete in the mainstream".
What about the ways in which it has diminished the excitement of serendipity, the way that it has made the personal experience of a chance encounter with knowledge so much rarer?
Six years of wielding the power of government office and reveling in the ego boost of broad support from ordinary New Yorkers have fueled Mr. Bloomberg's desire to run the country, these associates say, and diminished his excitement over his oft-stated plan to pursue a full-time career in philanthropy.
You may think things are fine because you are focused on your external life, but your excitement for life is diminished.
The lack of British competiveness has not diminished Cousins' excitement as he looks ahead to a competition that will provide a guide to the form of the potential medal candidates at the Olympics.
It will be interesting to see how Apple copes with the diminishing excitement of new iPods.
DAVID DENBY: Yes, wouldn't miss it, but it's of diminishing excitement, don't you think?
