Sentence examples for subtle excitement from inspiring English sources

The subtle excitement of Mr. Ballard's underwater discoveries is diminished by the powerful historic events, whose presentation is disjointed by the interruptions.

Most parents can remember the subtle mix of excitement and anxiety accompanying the choice of their baby's name it will follow the child his or her entire life.

And it was a subtle goosing of the excitement to see them settling into position, knowing you were about to hear more music.

This has caused the paper to fully absorb the ink and give the image just the subtlest blur adding more mystery and excitement in preparing the vinyl itself for listening.

Yet despite all the excitement, there was still that subtle, underlying voice telling me "it was just a fluke".

All the excitement has been over the subtlest of wiggles in the motion of the star Gliese 581 that lies just 20 light-years from the sun in the direction of the constellation Libra.

Audiences responded wildly to their shows, whose excitement owed much to Griffin's subtle yet powerful drumming.

If the excitement of such moments eclipses her subtler effects, that is not her intention.

Shaw was dapper and devilishly handsome, while Goodman looked pudgy and professorial; Shaw had the subtler harmonic sense, while Goodman generated more rhythmic excitement.

The Anchoress, like its heroine, renounces excitement, though there are other pleasures, of a subtle and delicate kind.

It was a subtle sign that the country is still hoping that leisure and excitement will replace austerity and exertion.