Sentence examples for extraordinary excitement from inspiring English sources

I felt an extraordinary excitement walking round the new bookshops in the 1980s.

… What is it that fills me with extraordinary excitement?," the answer might be that it's Clarissa's radiance, never seen directly, but burning through.

He also took the opportunity to take a swipe at the media's "extraordinary excitement" over the funding of the royal family.

When I interviewed him in April, in the offices of Promise Arizona, he recalled the extraordinary excitement of the primary voters.

"The Love-charm of Bombs" excels in demonstrating that these years of bleakness and loss were also, for a fortunate few, a time of extraordinary excitement and literary inspiration.

Famously, Kubrick remarked to Alexander Walker that this was a "fable, not a prediction", but it's easy to forget the extraordinary excitement and rate of technical progress in the Space Race Sixties, and how the year 2001 didn't then seem that implausible for what was shown on screen.

"The L.S.O.," he said, "possess extraordinary energy, excitement and directness that stand out.

His twin office slabs for Brazil's Secretariat are placed side by side, a configuration which offers extraordinary visual excitement, since they play the low dome of the Senate off the concave bowl of the Chamber of Deputies.

Mamma Mia!s Kim Ismay, who plays Tanya, told Digital Spy that the news was "extraordinary", describing her excitement as "on a scale of one to ten, about 600".

Its budget has grown nearly 50percentt since 1998, an extraordinary increase reflecting excitement about scientific discoveries that promise new cures and treatments for dozens of deadly diseases.

By the time Dalmarnock's Glasvegas had released their extraordinary debut, the excitement surrounding them was being dismissed in some quarters as 'hype'hype