Sentence for excited | Use excited in a sentence

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• So excited was Mr. (8)
• And he excited her. (8)
• He was very excited. (10)
• Look how excited he is. (10)
• He was extremely excited. (8)
• He seemed violently excited. (8)
• Her curiosity was greatly excited. (4)
• She was excited, and breathed quickly. (10)
• He is excited, as you may well believe. (10)
• She smoothed her excited apron, sighing. (10)
• Our curiosity was mightily excited at this. (2)
• He talks the Scriptures when he is excited. (10)
• He talks the Scriptures when he is excited. (22)
• Everybody is irrational, unreasonable and excited. (21)
• He is in a highly-coloured, not to say excited state. (8)
• And the youth seemed to answer to it; he was excited. (10)
• Her excited feelings nearly rose to a scream of laughter. (10)
• She got up; he noticed that her eyes looked quite excited. (8)
• The notice, which she excited herself, was to this effect. (4)
• A knot of excited gazers drew the rest of the field to them. (10)
• Captain Evremonde became ten times more voluble and excited. (10)
• She was excited, and a little scornful of her own excitement. (8)
• I was tremendously excited and my father kept pressing my hand. (10)
• The whole party before them, indeed, excited a lively attention. (4)
• It had excited in him a rage of which he was now heartily ashamed. (8)
• She had dressed herself, and she moved about restless and excited. (9)
• He waxed excited on a subject that drew him from his shamefacedness. (10)
• Uppercross excited no interest, Kellynch very little: it was all Bath. (4)
• The irritation excited by Captain Bulsted and Julia broke out in fury. (10)
• The bitter and excited answer was that the question concerned Christian. (12)
• There were some who cried out and were excited; others looked on calmly. (12)
• Sensitive minds may be excited by a small stimulant to see such pictures. (10)
• The sympathy and good-will excited towards Captain Benwick was very great. (4)
• An uneasy and excited mustering and whispering dies away into renewed silence. (8)
• She was excited, and showed a bosom compressed to explode: she had been weeping. (10)
• Merthyr turned and tried in vain to get a hearing among the excited, voluble men. (10)
• The monstrous injustice of the whole thing excited in him a perpetual suppressed fury. (8)
• Yankee craftiness on salt water always excited his respectful attention as a spectator. (10)
• Stevenson excited a good deal of odium among fiery Celts by his scoundrel Master of Lovat. (2)
• She smiled to see how true she had struck, and seemed to swim on the pleasure she excited. (10)
• He found her extremely excited about Carlo Ammiani, her old playmate, and once her dear friend. (10)
• The breath and drone and cooing of high summer were not for long a sedative to her excited nerves. (8)
• But life had not yet touched either her nerves or spirit; she only felt amused and a little excited. (8)
• Isabella does not seem more my sister; has never excited a greater interest; perhaps hardly so great. (4)
• Redworth was excited on her behalf, but the broken glass had done no damage, nor had Danvers fainted. (10)
• She might be in a bed, with her window-blind up, calmly waiting for the flashes: lightning excited her. (10)
• She might have laughed; but, instead, she felt excited, a little scared by the look on his hot, pale face. (8)
• He rode with the letter open in his hand, frowning at the curious turmoil which Ferrand excited in his heart. (8)
• In moments of excited speculation we do not dwell on the possibility that there may be a mixture of motives. (10)
• The fire burned quietly aloft in the sky, while below there rose the clamor of excited men and screeching engines. (13)
• Foremost and wildest among the excited young men who animated the stalls, and rushed about the lobby, was Algernon. (10)
• The tall man fighting such odds excited his unwilling admiration; he had a momentary impulse to go to his assistance. (8)
• She had been a beauty, and a prosperous beauty, all her life; and beauty and wealth were all that excited her respect. (4)
• And Gyp, though excited always by anything new, keenly alive to every sort of beauty, felt a longing for air and sunlight. (8)
• As usual, when excited by anger, he swung his lower right arm to and fro, feeling the prominent muscles with his left hand. (5)
• Ere her excited blood had time to cool, he had beckoned to her to follow him into the street, where a sedan chair was standing. (5)
• A step or two farther I was overtaken by an old man in a brown nightcap, clear-eyed, weather-beaten, with a faint excited smile. (2)
• On a sudden she excited herself to pitch and give volume to that note which had been the enchantment of the night in the woods. (10)
• But such as they were, it may well be supposed how eagerly she went through them, and what a contrariety of emotion they excited. (4)
• He seemed very much excited about this, and the general good luck of being able to show these people over the house he had made. (13)
• The novelty of her revolt stirred him in strange ways, wounded his self-conceit, inspired a curious fear, and yet excited his senses. (8)
• Excited by the coming end of her self-inflicted penance, moved by the beauty among those sunlit trees, she found it difficult to talk. (8)
• We had already gone ashore when our attention was called to our canoes by the excited shouts of the crowd hanging over the stone parapet. (20)
• If it had not been for an excited fellow on the bank, we should have paddled right into the siphon, and thenceforward not paddled any more. (2)
• A master of stagecraft, his operas abounded in cunningly-devised spectacles and original scenic effects which excited wonder and held the attention. (3)
• Lavender had been growing more and more excited at each word he overheard, for a scheme of really stupendous proportions was shaping itself within him. (8)

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