1
He was much sillier and much more excitable than Jerry and certainly noisier.
2
Whinney seemed able to ignore his exuberance, but the stallion was more excitable.
3
He seemed unchanged, save that he talked louder and was more excitable than ever.
4
They were a more excitable people, more elastic, and more impressionable than his countrymen.
5
The time appointed for my baptism drew near, and I grew more and more excitable.
6
Those from Seresh, he gathered, were rather more excitable.
7
Remington is more excitable than I am, so don't misunderstand if he starts in violently.
8
The arcs in the Nullianac's head grew more excitable.
9
The response is up when B is more excitable, and down when A is more excitable.
10
His rival was of a more excitable nature.
11
Mr. Tovey, still impersonating Delilah in the corner, was approaching the more excitable passages of the song.
12
When the wire is stimulated as a whole the current of response is towards the more excitable.
13
Naturally, her brain became more and more excitable, and at the present moment she is practically mad.
14
But something about the word typhoons is always to going to make us a little more excitable.
15
Women perhaps are more excitable than men.
16
She would not suffer so much as a more excitable and nervous girl might do under similar circumstances.
