Sentence examples for excitement radiating from inspiring English sources

Janie can feel excitement radiating out from her like heat.

Accepting the award for musical theater album, Lin-Manuel Miranda, the show's creator, rapped his thank yous with hunger and excitement radiating from his eyes.

As you stepped out of the trolley and walked up to Santa's doorstep to knock on his door, the excitement radiated from your face.

Excitement radiated from Stephen, obliterating his ever-present cool and giving me my first delicious taste of the bliss that comes from being part of something that makes the person you love deeply happy.

"Look, I'm as cynical and charred a soul as most actors, but he just absorbs all the excitement and radiates the same lovable warmth".

This is clean-burning energy, radiating an excitement that never loses its elegance.

The opening hours of a festival are usually an experience marked by radiating positivity, excitement, and anticipation tinged with a touch of exhaustion for those who drove through the night to wait in a line of crazy kids for six hours, before deliriously trying to set up something resembling a campsite.

Iman doesn't radiate excitement or enthusiasm.

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My future self radiated excitement, turning the box over in his hands, reading the fine print.

Maria Shriver, whose mother launched the Special Olympics movement in 1962, radiated excitement and glamor in black and ivory pants and jacket.