Sentence examples similar to informed excitement from inspiring English sources
There was a burst of badly-informed excitement around Newsom's candidacy when Bill Clinton said he'd appear at a fundraiser for him, which occurred on Monday night in LA.
Attractive men's desirability as a long-term partner decreased when associated with excitement values, providing some support for evolutionarily informed hypotheses.
Today at America's racetracks, spectators come out to enjoy the excitement, but most are unequipped to make informed choices among the competing horses.
It depicted Truman, his voice "tense with excitement," personally informing his shipmates about the atomic attack.
Examples of such a discourse abound and inform much of the excitement over epigenetics in biomedicine (Feinberg, 2008; Choi and Friso, 2010; Petronis, 2010; Chadwick and O'Connor, 2013; Mill and Heijmans, 2013).
According to the above news report, excitement turned to HORROR, when one of Mark's other sons informed him that there was porn on the device.
Often the piece has been called a fantasy version of life in New York, but I think what informs it, really, is commercial excitement — the creators' sense of their own talent and what they could achieve together.
Eric Knowles's bow tie oscillating with excitement as he informs Mrs McStupefied of Kirkcaldy that he hasn't seen a finer pith helmet since the annexation of West Griqualand.
That unpredictability and in-the-moment excitement is also informing the new music that they're recording.
