Sentence examples for getting overly excited from inspiring English sources

"I'm not getting overly excited about it," he said of the storm.

That's tough for a lot of people in important positions to accept, since it challenges something that might be even more powerful than capitalism, and that is the fetish of centrism – of reasonableness, seriousness, splitting the difference, and generally not getting overly excited about anything.

Because dollar cost averaging requires doing things people hate: (i) being patient and hanging tough -- i.e., continuing to invest -- when the market is down and (ii) not getting overly excited -- i.e., not investing more or trying to "pick winners" -- when the market is up.

Getting overly excited or enthusiastic can easily make you seem child-like and immature.

"He didn't get overly excited when people were winning, he didn't get under-excited when they were losing.

But he warned, "Nobody should get overly excited".

He never gets overly excited about a horse.

But Wizards fans may not want to get overly excited.

"It's not that I need to get overly excited," he said.

"It is important that in Japan we not get overly excited".

"I can't get overly excited and let my emotions take over," Hernández said.