Sentence examples for rather excited from inspiring English sources

"Their comment was they were rather excited about trying to do it this way".

"So he was rather excited, and he was bellowing around the house for my mother to get on the phone.

"In a piecemeal way we've been doing that for years, but now we can take it en bloc and I don't mind telling you we're rather excited".

"What if they pass a new law and you get arrested for something you don't know about?" my daughter asks, rather excited.

"The Daily Mail got rather excited about them being sold in Tesco's last year... .. Insert your own Hannibal Lecter joke here.

"It's my rather excited, white van-driving, Fulham-supporting dad's 62nd birthday today and he lives near Woy's Croydon," hurrahs Huw Alexander.

Robert E Dell, the Paris correspondent of the Burlington Magazine, wrote, rather excitedly, at the time: "One has never seen anything like it.

Considering that she is now an established star, Allen seems rather more excited than she should be that a couple of travelling wardrobes have been deposited in her shabby dressing room, and also rather more excited than she should be that she has her own dressing room at all.

A substance or scene that overstimulates the central nervous system of an introvert (which doesn't take much) might cause him or her to feel overwhelmed and exhausted, rather than excited and engaged.

A KEEN cyclist, Gulliver has been rather over-excited by the prospect of London's new bike-hire scheme, which was launched today.

The occasion did not freeze Thiem's blood, but rather over-excited it, and the temptation to hit the big winner too early proved his downfall at key moments, especially as he was ambitious from too deep.