Sentence examples for never excited from inspiring English sources
The proposed company tax cuts never excited the electorate, no matter how exciting it is to be alive in these times.
American football has never excited Europe much.
"He just was never excited about it.
I was never excited by her candidacy.
But also the ability to transcend the language of a music that actually never excited me that much.
Vicky, who appears to be composed of nothing but common sense, falls in love after one night, and realizes that her fiancé, a New York corporate lawyer whose horizons don't expand beyond business, golf, and a nice house in Westchester, will never excite her in the same way.
"In me, at least, he never excites an emotion".
With such unamiable feelings towards his hearers, the preacher might indeed command their respect, but could never excite their sympathy.
"Every week guys have got to pull their weight, never get stagnant, never get excited about what we did in the past.
"Eric never gets excited," Solich said.
