Usa "unexcited" in una frase

1. "Think you're going to like working there?" He seemed curiously unexcited

2. Isn’t it clear that she’s unexcited about her marriage? Won’t that make her a candidate for conquest? But that subtle awkwardness discernible in women, when attracted to men, is missing in her, is it not? All the same, she doesn’t seem to be vainglorious either

3. Since I didn’t want to show him how unexcited I was by the prospect of having to marry him because there was no one else, I summoned a smile in return before heading back to my empty chair

4. In the quantum theory, particles are quantized wave formations or excited states of the quantum field, which represents observed elementary particles, while in an unexcited state the quantum field is an unobserved vacuum state, in spite of an infinite number of charged quanta that fill the physical vacuum

5. On the basis of the above, it is possible to draw the conclusion that, in order to imagine at least schematically the principles of interaction of elementary particles (both manifested and nonmanifested ones, that is, flaks-type), it’s simply not enough to know, one has also to understand quite well the whole variety of field structures that represent, in the Reality of our type, various stable excited states of “the quantum Field” and unexcited states of iskon and uykkuy Fields-Consciousnesses

6. “President Quaid said he regrets having to take this action against American citizens in the Boston area,” the announcer murmured in that unexcited public radio voice never heard on commercial radio stations

7. On the other hand, the scout was obscure; because from the lingering pride of color, he rather affected the cold and artificial manner which characterizes all classes of AngloAmericans when unexcited