On the other, he enjoyed, by his own admission, not only "a taste for a beautiful chord" but also the visceral excitement of fine performers doing difficult things well: he liked Daniel Barenboim's recording of his First Symphony because he took the scherzo at the correct, headlong tempo.
Are you ready for some excitement this fine morning?
Sensationalism here is a fine line; building some excitement is important, but building too much can be a letdown.
Here, time on the job is spent in two areas, requiring a fine balance between the excitement of something new and the use of skills that have been mastered.
That sort of fan excitement is fine, except where there is a million-dollar animal involved.
There's a fine line between kinky excitement and scary violence.
By offering the excitement of fine dining in the company of complete strangers, meal sharing might seem poised to revolutionize the concept of dining out.
Mickey Haller, a k a the Lincoln Lawyer, is always good for raffish excitement and a fine character in his own right.
He can still get the big fights, because he is in favour with Golden Boy Promotions, but it does not want him for the obvious reasons: he brings uncertainty and excitement – which is fine for those writing the cheques, and not such a safe undertaking for the provider of the requisite thrills.
"Let's be honest: The Democratic Party is kind of boring, which is fine because I don't need excitement in my life, I have enough excitement in my life," he said.
