Sentence examples for lost excitement from inspiring English sources

So we want some of the lost excitement to come back".

"The day I lose excitement in my job is the day I go back home," he said.

He also suggested that many lack big macro goals to inform their decisions, and as a consequence, fall into the trap of making constant compromises and losing excitement for their work.

However, if consumers continue to lose excitement for it, you can be sure that advertisers will follow suit by not allocating as much of their holiday promotional content budgets for this day.

"Football lost its excitement for me.

But now we all expect the unexpected, has the trick lost its excitement?

Finnis never lost her excitement in response to life, a quality that propelled her towards the man she would marry.

As a wheelchair user, such events were rare but I've never lost the excitement of a train trip.

But theater has not lost its excitement and necessity for lack of new and unusual venues, nor will putting together more collaborations between theater and visual artists rejuvenate it.

We lost the excitement of flipping through bins of albums, pulling one out and deciding if it was worth the commitment". Sound is one thing, but if you get misty-eyed over your old 45s you know the smell, dust and artwork of a record all add up to the full experience.

Now it is far more difficult to make a living from the game, and chess itself has lost the excitement and broad appeal it had in the "Fischer boom" period – hence the dearth of young master-strength players that prompted Davies' original blog.