Sentence examples for social excitement from inspiring English sources

A lifelong hypochondriac, he had come for his health, to reinvigorate his "greatly disordered nervous system," and he withstood all inducements to what he called "social excitement".

Rippon and Kenworthy then received the ultimate good-luck charm and another bump of social excitement: a tweet from Britney Spears.

But what also needs to happen is precisely the kind of innovation around lifestyles, cultures and values pursued by those at the eco-minded end of the wellbeing agenda – seeing a low-carbon society as an opportunity for social excitement and behavioural novelty.

It's a great way to culminate the social excitement and celebrate the campaign's fundraising success.

So while it might be exciting to think you're going to sniff out your next partner, or get high off someone else's 'happy' sweat, the idea that humans have a distinct class of smells that trigger social excitement (pheromones), is still up for debate.

Mobile apps have the unique ability to create an integrated user experience that combines the self-paced nature of books, the rich multimedia experience of CDs, the social excitement of seminars, the mentorship of in-person coaches and the utility of tools and workbooks.

The social excitements of the 1960s had an immense impact on the hard-working writer in his garret.

Indeed, this sort of sentimentality for not-so-vintage technology isn't hard to find these days: look at the phenomenal success of Instagram, or the recent social media excitement over the hideously dated official Space Jam website, still online in its all its horrendous splendour.

Amid a flurry of social media excitement, Niantic Labs, the software company behind the game, announced it was "finally broadcasting" in Japan.

But with the rise of social media, excitement around All Hallows' Eve has expanded far beyond the 31st.

Passive apathetic social withdrawal, excitement, hostility and cognitive disorganisation items showed weak and non-significant correlations with their corresponding interview scores, requiring further consideration.