Dances of adulation and abandon, men and women shuddering with idealistic excitement and loss of self.
Those same emotions — of joy, confusion, excitement and, yes, loss — are vividly evoked by Robert Burley's book "The Disappearance of Darkness: Photography at the End of the Analog Era".
His Popsicle-stick posture retains its comical rigidity; the flapping arms express exasperation and excitement with no loss of tone; the bopping Pee-wee dance is still beach-ball-buoyant.
Although these can generate temporary excitement, the early loss of big names often dents interest in the important end of tournaments, and Mr Tiriac must be relieved no stars went out during the opening round (especially Mr Nadal, the home favourite).
Other red flags include a loss of excitement when entering the workplace, or suggestions from people close to you that it might be time to scale back.
Does the commercial only promote features of the product, or does it try to stimulate other ways of selling (for example, creating fear, sense of loss, or excitement)?
When the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled, last week, that the four gay-marriage bans before it — in Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee, and Ohio — would be allowed to stand, many gay-rights advocates could barely contain their excitement at what the loss meant in practical terms.
Come home now!" It is easy to see how there could be a loss in excitement or spontaneity in a couple's sex life.
On each occasion, there was anticipation and excitement, followed by a stunning loss.
"I'll feel a sense of loss over the excitement of the discovery.
