Sentence examples for some excitable from inspiring English sources

Despite some excitable media reports to the contrary, the last attack on Mariupol was almost a month ago.

The ball keeps missing everything, like some excitable puppy, or repeatedly hitting the box while the gong hangs silent.

Some excitable commentators began talking about "World War III" almost the same day the twin towers fell.

According to some excitable commentators, the voters of those same slums might help persuade Mr Brown's party to yank him out.The prime minister may indeed be deposed.

Despite some excitable recent talk of sharing a carrier with France, the difficulty of agreeing what to do with such a shared vessel make that idea unworkable.

Elsewhere Burberry continued its recent rise, up 43p to £13.17, helped by some excitable market chatter of a possible £20 a share offer.

The decision may not damn stem-cell research, as some more excitable boffins fret.

When Whitman meets the phrenologists and publishers Orson and Lorenzo Fowler, who will go on to publish "Leaves of Grass," Mr. Goodman even dreams up some ersatz excitable Whitman.

When Japanese media reported that it had been leaked copies of China's contingency plans for the collapse of North Korea, some more excitable reports suggested that it could soon be "all over" for Kim Jong-un's regime.

But after all the media hysteria about the excesses of English National Opera's new production of A Masked Ball, the reality of the opening performance last night was rather more serious and far less sensationalist than some more excitable souls had led us to believe.

But for some overly excitable analysts it might as well.