Excitable In A Sentence

• Alas for the excitable nature of my own temperament!
• In her present excitable mood he was afraid to trust her.
• The great danger to-day is in excitable suffrage.
• Cats (S) are excitable (P).
• The portion of the tube that he was holding quivered in his excitable grasp.
• People often say how difficult the excitable temperament is to manage.
• This has a wonderfully soothing effect upon an excitable player.
• Hetty's excitable heart beat faster and faster.
• Franzl seized the excitable coffee-pot just in time to save it from falling.
• How well he had known his opponent's excitable fancy!
• This should be the case with emotional, nervous, excitable temperaments.
• A breath, and these sullen, excitable men would hurl themselves upon him.
• Dear George, unfortunately, was of an excitable disposition.
• The epithet seemed to add fuel to the excitable Mr Dumville's flame.

• Always excitable and often insubordinate, he required the strictest discipline.
• Involuntarily, her excitable mind tried to penetrate the secret of this double power.
• Once he astounded by a brief question an excitable young lieutenant, who floundered.
• The cry of the child in suffering with pain of the stomach is loud, excitable and spasmodic.
• The news vividly colored by excitable men spread like wild fire through the country.
• I wonder why she hurried off so quickly; but she seemed in a queer, excitable state.
• It was impossible to be vainer, more irascible, more quarrelsome, petulant or excitable than he.
• But directly the excitable little man, Renault, had appeared on the pavement above him.
• Rose Anderson, an excitable little creature of fifteen, lifted a face white as chalk.
• He also is a most excitable person, though I admit he never saw your dear aunt in his life.
• Berta spied the glint of an excitable tear and shrugged the weight of common sense from her shoulders.
• Election was approaching, and that absorbed all the excitable matter of the people, in spite of the newspapers.
• He seems to have thought that to a man of his excitable temperament it would be better to pursue his art cloistrally and to avoid competition.
• I know one mother who has a family of excitable children, which she treats wholly on hygienic principles.
• It would be so, if the consequence necessarily followed that because people are excitable they must always be in a state of excitement.
• It must also be remembered that ducks are excitable birds and must be handled and driven carefully so as to disturb them as little as possible.
• It appears that the man grew more excitable when alone with mamma, and the story he told her was not a cheerful one to hear.
• His excitable nature took fire at the slightest provocation; but with Robert he was ever reasonable.
• Recognizing in the delicate and excitable organism before him the possibilities of emotion and imagination, Edward prepared to play.
• And this was hard for her, with her hot blood and sensitive nerves, her eager, excitable brain and impressionable nature.
• Such intrepid conduct, could not fail to produce its effect upon a race so excitable as the Indians.
• Her eager, impetuous, excitable disposition, and many impulsive acts, were as foreign to him as an unknown language.
• You know that better than I do, but what you perhaps do not know, is, that she is just as excitable about other matters as she is about religion.
• Under these circumstances, where any other young girl might have grown languid and sorrowful, Sybil became excitable and violent.
• Moisson too excitable to hear such a confession, she should not have exposed her to nocturnal mysteries that could only tend to increase her excitement!
• A nervous, excitable man ought to be very slow to undertake either the engine or the Stock Exchange.

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