Sentence examples for excitement writes from inspiring English sources

To signal their reproductive potential, "Women use rouge to make the cheeks rosy, indicating that they have either been exercising or are sexually aroused, and lipstick to mimic the dark, blood-engorged state of the lips during sexual excitement," writes Dr. Bobbi S. Low in "Why Sex Matters" (Princeton University Press, 1999).

"As we neared the city we were seized by a wild sort of excitement," wrote Pogue.

Writing about a December 2015 concert under her baton, the Los Angeles Times's Mark Swed declared: "The orchestra played as if it were young again," and as a guest conductor with the San Diego Symphony she generated electricity and excitement, wrote James Chute of the San Diego Union Tribune.

"Speechless with excitement!" wrote Australian Ken Hunt on Facebook.

Kelly played "with a crisp, leaping rhythmic blues approach that generated intense excitement", wrote The Washington Posts obituarist.

Mr. Holmes dropped dead one night at the Casino — from excitement, Mr. Morris writes — just before the curtain rose.

"I definitely had one foot in the 54 world, but not really for the music — more for the theatre of the place, the combination of people craving spontaneous excitement," Jones writes in her autobiography, "I'll Never Write My Memoirs".

"Accumulation of excitement," he wrote in "The Interpretation of Dreams," "is perceived as pain and . . . the diminution of the excitement is perceived as pleasure".

That is part of the excitement of writing.

I mean, where's the excitement in writing about a dad who works nine to five?

Whether I'm working on fiction or nonfiction, I have to feel obsession, dread and excitement to write a book.