Sentence examples similar to intense excitement about something from inspiring English sources

"Intense excitement about the surrender of Fort Sumter," wrote Harvard librarian John Langdon Sibley in a diary entry from April 15 , 1861

This period corresponded to a moment of intense excitement about structuralist thought.

It was a heart attack brought on by far too much excitement about something Peggy was very excited about, of which the sobbing woman knew nothing.

But Mr. Condelario was barely able to contain his excitement about something else that was on his mind.

Back in 1995, astronomer and computer expert Clifford Stoll wrote an article for Newsweek dismissing all the excitement about something called the Internet.

Don't be afraid to share your excitement about something.

Books fill me with an intense excitement that the girls at school may laugh at.

"This point is something I am very intense about, something that holds true in all my films," he said in an interview in the 1980s.

"There's that excitement about doing something 'real' as opposed to doing something more theoretical.

Her mother would always find something to scream at her about, something to blame her for, something which, in her mother's mind, justified her intense disapproval.

"I understand that there is an excitement about knowing something about the making of a movie, even something dramatic or scandalous.