The very passion that excites football crowds (and once excited investors) often causes decisions to be taken on non-commercial grounds.
One way out would be for Romney to appoint a running-mate from the south that excites the base.
What excites me about this work is that agriculture in Africa today represents both an incredible development and a lucrative business opportunity.
This was a speech made at the wrong time for the wrong reasons, proclaiming a policy he never originally intended, with a pledge he had previously resisted on an issue that excites his party but not that many of the public.
While there is pleasure in the latter (it is, to quote from the subtitle of the book, one of the secret joys of bureaucracy), it is the former that excites him as an antidote to our form‑filling red-taped society.
"It's about promoting the idea of a circular business, if we started to offer the service to Nero, then we add value to their business, but we don't promote the idea of this circular business model that excites people.
Pleasure is widely viewed as an essential component of happiness: food excites the reward system, stimulating dopamine to ignite desire and anticipation, and then when we eat, opiates and cannabinoids are released – basically, drugs made by our own brains.
The audience roared, but subsequent coverage nonetheless noted the crowd seemed to find Rubio lukewarm in comparison to two of his 2016 rivals, Wisconsin governor Scott Walker and Texas senator Ted Cruz, and short of the red-meat rhetoric that excites South Carolina conservatives.
The perennial property game that either annoys or excites legions every Christmas with its almost endless toil of collecting rent and fighting off the housing inspector, is getting a very blood thirsty spin.
But politicians saw no other way to break the impasse.Or take data protection, which excites peculiar passion in the European breast.
The very thing that excites conservatives about the frontier the fact that it allows spirited entrepreneurs to test themselves against nature in the pursuit of huge fortunes disturbs liberals.
