Sentence examples for stifled excitement from inspiring English sources

I could see neither of them clearly in the dim starlight, but I was aware of Dinesh's eyes gleaming — or maybe I was aware only of his stifled excitement.

In 1856 Walter Bagehot, deprived of the diversity which the past century and a half has brought, railed against his tight-knit society, which he thought stifled excitement and innovative thinking.

Their silence isn't resonant; it's stifled, and stifling.

Our pop-up parties have gained a reputation - there we are less stifled as performers, and by allowing greater expression the audience can see our pride and excitement.

He remained stifled, shy.

"Just excitement".

The excitement.

The feeling of being stifled and anxious.

"It's really stifled cardiac arrest research.

The People, muffled, stifled, muzzled, unloved.

Excitement mounts.