Sentence examples for shared excitement from inspiring English sources

Sam Baker, editor of Red magazine, noted how the shared excitement made accessible human beings of even the most aired-and-graced fashionistas.

The multidimensional world of questions, extemporaneous answers, spur-of-the-moment thinking, blackboard problem-solving and shared excitement in learning about how the world works will never be replaced by the one-dimensional world of online learning.

The backstage hush, the instrument cases and coats strewn about the darkened space, the orchestra members' half-eaten sandwiches and water bottles, all lend a sense of shared excitement, she said.

Throughout culture and technology, the wider world continued to draw its cue from America and influence it in return: whether it be the ice bucket challenge that went viral or shared excitement over the World Cup.

The Bears beat the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday afternoon, and the Packers beat the Atlanta Falcons on Saturday night, and the span between the cities and their teams shrank with the shared excitement of playing the other for a spot in the Super Bowl.

A young man in the crowd was expounding to anyone who would listen: "That fire up there was on television this afternoon, it was on the evening news, it will still be on the morning news tomorrow!" We all clucked and muttered in something like agreement and shared excitement.

As Venus is dancing with Jupiter, Guardian readers have been eager to share excitement of spotting the dazzling spectacle in western skies.

We also have a weekly in-person lunch as a team to share excitement and discuss market trends.

They shared that excitement.

Dad never shared my excitement.

The hen party shared their excitement about the meeting on Twitter.