Sentence examples for exciting them from inspiring English sources

Energetic electrons bombard the atoms, exciting them to either high-energy atomic states or to an ionized state in which the outermost electron is removed from the atom.

'I really like that this festival connects with the younger generation, exciting them with the possibilities of performing.' Details: the festival runs in various venues across Edinburgh from 7-14 May (traverse.co.uk)   41.

The lesson to be drawn is that the art of politics must be the art of engaging the passions, first by exciting them, then by moderating and directing them to a worthy end, one that reason may reveal but cannot achieve.

I am talking about engaging with the media and exciting them about their businesses.

Previously, UV light from the sun was thought to heat up atmospheric molecules, exciting them enough that they jump off into space.

In the case of atoms, information is represented by nudging electrons to different energy states, often by exciting them with a laser.

But patting and fluffing behind the ears can make things worse by over-exciting them.

Asking someone if something exciting makes them excited is like asking someone in a downpour if it's raining.

"It gives us a strong sense of what matters to them and what is exciting to them".

That's more exciting to them than anything else you can give them.

Do what the child wants to do and make it exciting for them, but make sure you are teaching them to clean up as you go along.