Sentence examples for external excitement from inspiring English sources
During these years Dilthey led the quiet life of a scholar, devoid of great external excitement and in total dedication to his work.
Desire and its accompanying confusions can offer many dramas and events, and the challenge of removing them is that one does not have much external excitement to rely on.
Outward-facing improvements like new user blocking tools or sexy new interfaces for mobile apps may be what garner much of the external excitement, but a lot of Weiner's job focuses on the nitty-gritty that happens behind the scenes.
Underneath the sense of external excitement, there was a deep sadness and melancholy within the soul of the city.
Excitement is dependent on external circumstances (i.e., we need to be riding a roller coaster), comes in short bursts, and leaves us restlessly wanting more.
My emotional life was bland even as my external interactions and activities should have created excitement, adventure, and pride.
Stress exposures consist of external stimuli that are threatening or harmful; elicit fear, anxiety, anger, excitement, and/or sadness; and are negative in impact and outcome (Sinha 2001, 2008).
Children have so much external stimulus thrown at them daily, that they are starting to lose the excitement that a traditional book provides.
"Like other Iranians I am sure Bahareh's excitement came from the fact that she too hoped that Rouhani's presidency would reduce external pressures, end sanctions and the threat of war.
"I imagine there will be great excitement about the potential uses of the ballroom and the facilities at Flinders Street station once the external work has been completed," Allan said.
