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Example sentences for excite
The main goal of this book is to inspire and excite people.
Incoming photons excite the atoms in the material, and make them spit out more identical photons.
But even if they do, it will excite them, but not many beyond them.
He did that for a few games, and it didn't excite him that much.
After a strong connection is established between these neurons, stimulating the first neuron will more likely excite the second.
The rage for amorous sonneteering came to excite an almost overwhelming ridicule.
Something else in the sponge is being excited to generate the heat when there is no water to excite.
It's a crystal in which you excite intelligent vibrations by shining colored lights on it.
Those charged particles can excite atoms in the ionosphere, which emit light as they return to their unexcited state.
It is meant to educate, excite, unite and entertain.
None of these guys excite, or deliver a single inspired line.
Let's excite the public with more widespread coverage about planet discovery.
These calculated deformities only excite a sad smile.
The point is that predisposing oneself to commit an offense should not excite police attention.
It is unlikely that the five thousand and more changes he has introduced will excite great controversy.
Atop the rostrum he would impugn his enemies, excite crowds to action and deflect his detractors' barbs.
Ted's relationship woes aren't quite enough to excite an audience.
The job of the theatre is to excite the imagination, not to reinforce history.
Bugs come out also, but among them are hatches to excite fly-fishers.
Gotta say, the trailer really did not excite me at all.
If content owners try to restrict access, they'll fail to excite much interest.
As fantastic creatures that really did exist, dinosaurs excite our imaginations.
Few events in the natural world excite people more than the fall migration of the monarch butterfly.
These particles then interact with atoms and molecules in our atmosphere and excite them, causing them to release photons.
It is the mighty theme, and not the inconsiderable advocate, that can excite interest in the hearer.
Every object round about us suggests many motives to excite our tears.
He did not at any one time take enough money to excite suspicion.
The issuer needed to be an attractive firm, something to excite a hedge fund.
Yosemite will excite any family with its towering sequoia trees, gigantic granite boulders and cascading waterfalls.
Except for an observation station on the back side, there isn't much there to excite the public.
We can use that interest and energy to excite students and administrators.
The neurons excite some of their neighbours into firing in tandem, while suppressing others into silence.
He does not excite much of the wider electorate either.
Only the paleness of his face showed that anything had happened to excite him.
Upon reaching an observer, the wave of oscillating polarities would excite receptors in the eye.
But he does know the reflections that the words, if he happens to be reading leisurely enough for reflection, excite in him.
Confronting that rabble will only excite them even more.
That's the sort of drastic turn that would excite everybody, and it may happen in the near future.
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