Sentence examples for which excitement from inspiring English sources

The two produced a dismal opening session yesterday afternoon, during which excitement and thrilling break-building were in short supply.

Yet for all the doom and gloom on the minds of academy members and obsessives — Heath Ledger's death provided another reason to mourn — there were many areas in which excitement could be seen bubbling up out of the ground like Daniel Plainview's black gold in "There Will Be Blood".

These findings are often (mis presented and (mis)interpreted by popular social media as "exciting" and "attractive", which create excitement and enthusiasm among the general public (and some clinicians).

For while Mr. Nulls must certainly have envied Sir Oswald the number of his audience and the excitement he and his hecklers provided, he must have deplored the violence with which that excitement was obtained.

This species was thought to have disappeared from Manhattan, which adds excitement to our discovery.

She was second after the short program, which funneled excitement into the free skate.

More pointedly, it is for the silence from which the excitement of those sounds once emerged.

8.44am BST As you might expect, there are quarters of Brazil in which the excitement is reaching fever pitch.