Sentence examples for that so excited from inspiring English sources
I feel I've seen the expanse of white stocking between Emma's ankle-length boots and her long skirt that so excited Flaubert.
The commanding sound of the group that so excited their British fans was born out of years of experience and a fruitful partnership with the songwriting and production team Holland-Dozier-Holland.
The gangly man on the stage has the power to forgive past sins and unite a house that has been divided.But the promise of "transformation" that so excited the voters in Iowa was clearly not enough in New Hampshire.
What follows is a gripping account of that "first collision" that so excited Churchill beginning with Austria-Hungary's cack-handed assault on Serbia and ending, as the winter rains set in, with opposing lines of muddy trenches stretching from the Channel to Switzerland in the west and from the Baltic to Romania in the east.
Glenn Gamboa, writer for Newsday, commented that "So Excited" was a "good indicator of what to expect from the current incarnation of Jackson.
Spence D. from IGN felt that "So Excited" was like a "glorious slice of radio ready '80s churban soul" wrapped up and delivered for a current audience.
IT HAS been quite a week for the "digital home" that so excites technology vendors.
It didn't recycle that pernicious, glory-seekers' back catalogue of Tower Hamlets Islamist conspiracy theories that so excites the far right, and well done for that.
Even in China, the focus of the epidemic, there have been no new cases for several days.It is worth noting, however, that this quick suppression has nothing to do with the whizz-bang science that so excites Dr Brundtland.
If it goes ahead, tariffs on cars and parts will be limited to a ceiling of 5%, low enough to allow the development of a genuine pan-regional marketplace.It is this prospect that so excites the western companies.
Lutz claims that companies that do make lots of money tend to be run by enthusiasts who in the normal course of gratifying their own tastes and curiosities come up with products or services that so excite their customers — that those companies end up making lots of money.
