| The most easily excitable ones immediately interpreted his comments to mean that he thought women were dumb. |
| In the first phase of his public career before 1914 he was widely regarded as a young man in a hurry who was self-centred and excitable. |
| Always excitable and often insubordinate, he required the strictest discipline. |
| The Artisan Child is highly active, easily excitable, likes taking risks and getting into mischief. |
| Cattle from one source were calm and handled easily, whereas cattle from the other source were easily excitable and difficult to handle. |
| So far, models for electrically excitable cells only could predict enhancement of calcium load during release. |
