Sentence examples similar to qualified excitement from inspiring English sources
My only problem in trying to qualify the excitement and drama of that game is the fact that it was followed by another of similar import in Princeton football history the very next week against Yale.
And the palpable sense of excitement is qualified by awareness of the limits of change.
For them, getting to vote for legalization on their ballot definitely qualifies as an excitement factor.
Nowhere is excitement greater than Exeter, which qualified via an excellent first season in the English Premiership and is making its debut in the Heineken Cup.
"When you're already qualified for the job, the newness and excitement will most likely wear off within three to six months, and you'll be back where you started, plus a bit bored and not very engaged," said Studer. .
There is really no other place in the world where I can work with such a large number of highly qualified international macroeconomists, and that is a great source of excitement for me.
While the team hasn't qualified for the biggest prize of all, the N.C.A.A. championship, Clark has brought excitement -- and fans -- to the Jesuit school's small gym that has a capacity of only 3,800.
He said the idea would increase excitement and boost football participation and finances in those countries that qualified, rejecting criticism of the fact that 16 teams would have to fly home after just one match.
The excitement Monday surrounding Davis's arrival — on a one-year, $1.4 million contract — was necessarily muted, every proclamation qualified by an "if" or a "when" or an "I don't know".
