Sentence examples for excitement rather from inspiring English sources

Of watching the awkward ebb of the excitement rather than the jolt itself.

Early Victorian drama was a popular art form, appealing to an uneducated audience that demanded emotional excitement rather than intellectual subtlety.

At Bloomingdale's, however, the strategy is to "drum up a little excitement" rather than hold sales, said Michael Gould, the chief executive.

Each object displayed is an example of "kazari," a school of art and thought meant to engender sensory excitement rather than mental serenity.

My hope is that we can maintain university as a place of learning and intellectual development and excitement rather than a place where people just get qualifications.

In fact – and this should be a source of excitement rather than anxiety – insofar as Scotland has ever experienced a theatrical renaissance, it is experiencing it now.

Eleanor Roosevelt — made merciless fun of by her cousin — certainly appreciated Alice's intelligence, but also understood, early on, that her life seemed "to be one long pursuit of pleasure and excitement and rather little real happiness".

Understanding and acknowledging that does not diminish the excitement, but rather makes the wedding day so much more exceptional.

If Affleck had been announced as director there would, I think, be a wave of excitement among fans, rather than the current rather mixed reaction.

MacLachlan is earnest as the driven Marcel, in a movie that sacrifices excitement for a rather solid sense of gravitas.

She pauses, rousing "a curious excitement of mind rather than of body in him," and he says, "Go on, go on.