| Doesn't excite me sexually, but I could certainly watch it again and again, even as it makes me wince. |
| It's interest groups that have gone public and have learned to excite public apprehensions and public opposition. |
| At that temperature, the gas has enough energy to excite molecular hydrogen but not atomic hydrogen. |
| In reality what it is about is trying to inspire and excite people to think about the town centre. |
| His Vietnam service apart, his life story was insufficiently inspirational to excite the electorate. |
| Concentrate on areas that particularly excite you, but try not to stimulate only the most obvious bits. |
