| His work on the trio of overlapping roles has won him justified praise from the normally unexcitable trade press in Cannes this past week. |
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| Still, Gioia casts a cold, unexcitable eye on matters that might better be seen with a warmer and more excitable one. |
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| Pérez Molina's earnest, soft-spoken, unexcitable demeanor gave him, in the eyes of many, an air of trustworthy credibility. |
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| They were all in their 40s, all married with children, all deeply unexcitable souls at the heart of a hyperactive environment. |
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| They all seemed safe, unexcitable and reassuringly full of themselves. |
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| We were nearing the classroom where Mr. Pegro, the most unexcitable teacher at Battle Ground Academy droned about various aspects of history and current events. |
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| Grounded and unexcitable, Neilson says he is taking nothing for granted. |
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| Is Roeder a Houdini, Peter Pan, Paul McKenna and Bill Shankly all packaged in one bespectacled, unexcitable, ultra cool inspiration? |
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| He and Crowe make a strong, unexcitable team, each as wry as the other, and Hasan doesn't even look surprised when Connor saves his life, in mid-fight, with judicious whacks of a cricket bat. |
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| Best Quote Given his meticulous, pragmatic and unexcitable nature, it's not always easy to tease a blockbuster line out of Kenny Jackett. |
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| The victory was dug out by the hard-working, tenacious Peterborough players and fashioned by their unexcitable manager Keith Alexander. |
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| By preventing repolarization of the nerve ending, the postsynaptic ending becomes refractory and unexcitable, resulting in flaccid muscles. |
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| All motor nerves tested were unexcitable to high voltage, long duration electrical stimulation and compound action potentials were absent bilaterally. |
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| The German Shepherd Dog breed standard promotes the development of dogs of equable disposition, who are poised, unexcitable, and with well-controlled nerves. |
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