Sentence examples for radiated excitement from inspiring English sources

My future self radiated excitement, turning the box over in his hands, reading the fine print.

Maria Shriver, whose mother launched the Special Olympics movement in 1962, radiated excitement and glamor in black and ivory pants and jacket.

Tougher questions will likely hound her before the next general election, but yesterday was undoubtedly hers as she toured Luton, gave endless interviews and radiated excitement about the "adventure" that could take her to parliament, following in the footsteps of such famous independent candidates as Martin Bell.

Iman doesn't radiate excitement or enthusiasm.

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Quiet, halting tracks like "Acid Rain" and the second half of "Pusha Man" (a hidden track called "Paranoia") explore the emotional toll of Chicago's violence, while triumphant songs like "Good Ass Intro" and "Interlude (That's Love)" radiate excitement and showcase Chance's dense, acrobatic lyrical style.

And she almost radiates excitement as her drug-dealing business becomes more successful, doing a bump-and-grind with Donnie on their bed amidst all the money a lighter take on Walter White's insight that it feels good to be bad.

Meryl Streep radiated warmth, excitement and cheer as Julia Child, learning to cook and writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking in 1950s Paris.

Ask about the near completion of the landmark Rosetta-Ice Project she is currently leading, and Bell radiates excitement.

At times, he sounded like a color commentator on a pregame telecast, explaining the strengths and weaknesses of the opponent and radiating excitement about the game.

This is clean-burning energy, radiating an excitement that never loses its elegance.