Sentence examples for excitement with which from inspiring English sources

I must say that the excitement with which you cover these matches is commendable and most welcomed".

She mentioned a common Roman saying, "When a pope dies, they just elect another," which captures the lack of excitement with which Italians greet historic events.

That tone of co-operation with the west is maintained throughout the Chinese statement:The Olympic Torch Relay embodies the Olympic spirit and represents the earnestness and excitement with which the world awaits the Olympic Games.

And the excitement with which the audience aims its camera phones at Mr. Bayless after the show, when the cast mingles amiably with the patrons, makes clear that he is very much a local luminary.

Even though there are sequences where the young Juilliard dancers just trace movement that can never be too luscious, it's impossible to miss the excitement with which this work stretches them toward risks and precision at the same time.

In May 1865 a collection of war poems entitled Drum Taps showed Whitman's readers a new kind of poetry, moving from the oratorical excitement with which he had greeted the falling-in and arming of the young men at the beginning of the Civil War to a disturbing awareness of what war really meant.

"It creates excitement with restraint, which pleases me no end, like we did back on 'Led Zeppelin III.' A song like 'Gallows Pole' was all about the dynamism, the way it unfolds and opens up and becomes more interesting rhythmically.

Deb explores the excitement and anxiety with which Indians experience the country's rapid change.

It is easy, then, to imagine the mixture of excitement and trepidation with which Mr. Sher and his director, Gregory Doran, approached the play when they chose to revive it for the Royal Shakespeare Company in November.

Between 1966 and 1986, the author reported on the World Cup for The New Yorker on five separate occasions, and can only remember brief periods of excitement: the goal with which Ireland beat Italy two weeks ago, or the occasional fifteen-second flash of inspiration from Diego Maradona, the game's aging Argentine superstar.

She has lost none of the excitement and wonder with which she first encounters a work of art and seeks to understand, interpret, and share it.