| These acts, in which an individual may flirt with death, offer a sense of excitement. |
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| A gaggle of buyers stood round the auctioneer and the sense of excitement was intense. |
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| Even though I've read the book three times so far, never once have the words conveyed the sense of excitement and the charged atmosphere that came across on film. |
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| Does gambling give you a sense of excitement or a 'high,' which makes you feel more alive? |
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| There's a palpable sense of excitement as the song suddenly explodes into a frenetic blast of crashing cymbals, screeching guitars, and thumping bass. |
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| Somehow the sense of excitement and experiment so important to the Eameses was lost, replaced by the pristine, the sterile and the hygenic. |
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| We look forward to the year ahead with a sense of excitement and renewed direction. |
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| Nearly everywhere there is a sense of excitement and hope and a belief in a future which is finally free from the prospect of global war. |
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| Your attitude can convey a powerful sense of excitement and dynamism about your business-and that enthusiasm will be contagious. |
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| At that time there was a sense of excitement within FGBMFI that attracted men and women. |
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| There's a growing sense of excitement among talented young software programmers in Africa. |
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| This experience has had an enormous impact on the entire community, and with World Youth Day being held in Sydney in 2008, there is an incredible sense of excitement about our opportunity to welcome the entire world. |
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| With the launch of the Military Families Fund, there has been a sense of excitement within the CF community, as they and their families are feeling valued and appreciated by Canadians. |
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| We begin the cycle with renewed energy and a sense of excitement. |
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| I embark on this voyage with a sense of excitement and I have the personal conviction that I can and will deliver the bright future I have promised. |
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| It adds a certain sense of excitement and interest to the job. |
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| England, arguably as the only possible victors, came even closer to winning yesterday but there was no similar sense of excitement, just an excruciating recognition that success has eluded them. |
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| The simple and yet iconic rendering is symbolic of the relationship between football and Africa and captures a sense of excitement, awe and aspiration. |
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| That sense of excitement extends to Clever's Eagles. |
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| On the other hand, too little information may give the process a cloak of secrecy or not provide enough visibility to generate and convey the sense of excitement and momentum necessary to keep the process alive. |
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| Many people with experience as mentors cite the excitement that these young students bring to the lab as a motivating factor, helping to reawaken their own sense of excitement about their work. |
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