Meanings of never excited in English

It excited my imagination, which is never excited in reading ordinary histories.

It has never excited the attentions of mainstream commentators.

Isabella does not seem more my sister; has never excited a greater interest; perhaps hardly so great.

And good cooks are never excited, Michael.

She must never be overtired, never excited.

Her laughter is never excited but by a joke, and her notion of a joke is not very delicate.

You rise by the very glow of your speech into a frenzy of feeling that she has never excited before.

How could you be angry with such a pleasant creature who spoke so sweetly, and was never excited about anything!

Germans are never excited, and that is why Germany knows nothing of disappointed, superfluous, or over-tired people....

They admiring, he admired, with an ardour and sincerity never excited by all the quadrilles and the spread-eagles of the Seine and the Serpentine.

I remember him very well-thoughhe never excited in me, or in any one else that I ever heard of, the slightest feeling of interest.