Sentence examples for mostly excited from inspiring English sources

"Squeeze it down into the tip," is a spooky moment, but I'm mostly excited about how excited she is to be sharing her new skill with her mysterious audience.

They were mostly excited, Mr. John said, that it was not a remake of an animated musical.

I was nervous, but mostly excited: What forbidden topics would we be discussing given all the freedoms under siege back home?

Alas, such cries are answered unsympathetically by Debbie and by Rallis's supposed friend, Gary (the ominous, fast-talking Matthew Pilieci), who is mostly excited about inheriting Rallis's knife collection if and when Rallis bites it.

But I suspect that, as a 43-year-old father of two who was mostly excited about visiting the Snorri Sturluson museum in Reykholt, I'm a bit outside the target demographic, which undoubtedly skews younger.

"I would enjoy – though that verb is too strong to describe a kind of listless attending – football matches between, say, Middlesbrough and Slovan Bratislava (ideally the second leg of a tie whose first leg I had missed), in some low-level European tournament which mostly excited those in Middlesbrough and Bratislava.

I was mostly just excited by that.

But mostly I felt excited.

"Mostly I was excited because I wanted to meet the other teams and be able to hang out and just talk with them a lot".

Darwin himself had geology as his founding imagination and, writing to his friend and cousin William Darwin Fox, just before he arrived at the Galápagos, he was excited mostly at the prospect of finding rock strata there.

While lead singer Donald Cumming isn't shying away from whatever halo effect that may cast on the Virgins' "Strike Gently," which will be released March 12, mostly he's excited to have the blessing of a fellow musician who understands both sides of the mixing board.