Sentence examples for special excitement from inspiring English sources

Still, the immediacy of this live performance offers special excitement.

Milton Glaser, the graphic designer, says of Davis's posters, "They create a very special excitement.

But there is always a special excitement around their matches, and there were reasons to think maybe this time it might be different.

Still, the New Jersey Senate race is for one of only five open seats this year, and open seat races usually generate special excitement.

"But when you have on stage seven or eight or nine pianists of varied age, sex, nationality and personality, it brings a special excitement to the experience.

Nor does anyone seem greatly exercised by baseball's Atlanta Braves (whose fans perform the "tomahawk chop" at moments of special excitement), or by the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs or by ice hockey's Chicago Blackhawks.

"Socrates" (2010), which closed the program, is a calm and objective work that has no special dance excitement and whips up no vehement audience reaction.

While I love bundling up for a spot of carol singing, decorating the tree with decrepit silver snowflakes and indulging in the Downton Abbey Christmas special, the excitement of yuletide - like science - also lies in the unknown, be it the odds of a white Christmas or simply the contents of mysterious parcels piled high.

Many Proustians have found special cause for excitement in the novelist's wedding attire.

Even more than previous Britpop reunions (Suede, Blur), a special edge of excitement surrounded the announcement that Jarvis Cocker was reconvening the classic line-up of the mighty Pulp for a handful of festival shows in the summer.

In the Renaissance you could be burned at the stake for "sodomy" and this gives a special risk and excitement to an obviously sexualised statue such as Donatello's David.