Sentence examples for far excited from inspiring English sources

OF ALL the welfare cuts announced by the coalition government, those curbing housing benefit have so far excited the most controversy.

The Race Thus Far: Exciting.

At the many youth sports competitions I've been to this year in several sports, I have seen parents who are far too excited when their kids do well and far too disappointed when they don't.

He is far too excited at just being inside it.

But then he sounded far more excited about how the move will change his burgeoning career.

A rebrand was necessary – but I'm far more excited to see how Rojo will back this up with dancing.

The children at the institute seemed far more excited about the mini-Olympics than any outcome at the actual Olympics.

Anyway, I'm far more excited about the Eurovision Dance Contest - which the UK is running this autumn.

But Frank Mersch, who became one of RIM's earliest investors after seeing the block of wood, is far less excited by what he sees this time around.

He sounds far more excited by trying to guess the true budget of "Ishtar" than by quoting a description of how Mr. Beatty looks in a steam room.

Kenneth Mandile, president of the Worcester Tea Party, said his group was far more excited about helping outsider candidates in a handful of competitive Congressional races.