Sentence examples for exciting emotions from inspiring English sources
And adoption is super easy: nine months of unwilling pregnancy is a riot of exciting emotions and organ-stretching, calcium-draining delight, not to mention the weight of endless bureaucracy.
Another commonplace of early modern aesthetics was the importance of exciting emotions in the audience for a work of art.
Exciting exciting exciting.
He once complained that "all English words are instruments for exciting blurred emotions".
"And what makes the story exciting is emotion.
They're perhaps the least gymnastic of these couples, and often the most exciting, with mercurial emotion in those knife-sharp steps.
This new style of democratic consumerism, with its heightened emotions and exciting, visceral music, offered a third way for those caught between the polarisations of Fascism and Communism.
Life with the drug was not as rich as life without it: It was more flat and less exciting and dampened his emotions.
Emotions and exciting overtake common sense.
Raffi Khatchadourian's article about Affectiva and the business of computers reading emotions addressed an exciting area of contemporary research ("We Know How You Feel," January 19th).
