overexcitable

"Or am I just in an overexcitable mood."

This overexcitable hybrid format was as exhausting as it sounds.

It is overexcitable, immature, prone to violent mood swings; all of this is true.

For the stories that I would write, except that everything was effervescent and inchoate in my overexcitable brain.

In this version, Happy is a tall and muscular, but overexcitable and gentle-hearted basketball jock.

People are often overexcitable," said Haviland Tuf. "

She was furious, overexcitable.

He claims Austen needs a life threatening illness in order to return the previously overexcitable Marianne to the "sense" of the book's title.

When not merely hasty and overexcitable, this veteran pianist is generally reliable and often capable of a transcendent performance.

He has much in common with Balzac, his contemporary: lower-middle-class origins, an overexcitable imagination, a restless nature and a capacity for inhuman labor.

In his overexcitable "Panther," Mr. Van Peebles somehow finds both those extremes.

Karla Kolumna - Benjamin is friends with Karla Kolumna, a somewhat overexcitable reporter.

But my wife and I serve as staff to six cats, all of whom treat our house in much the same way that overexcitable, raucous rock bands treat hotel rooms.

So fragile: the muscular but overexcitable heart, the spindly spine, the toy-balloon lungs, and the infinitely fragile core of brain, almost unprotected on its lofty, unstable perch.

That deficit is countered by the boys’ overexcitable Aunt Bella (Finnerty Steeves), a childlike woman in her mid-30s, described by Jay as “closed for repairs.”

He regards much of the media as overexcitable: "There's a lot of rhetoric in the newspapers," he told the public administration committee in 2012, "but the business of government goes on."

Dogs may also suffer vomiting and diarrhoea, muscle tremors or clonic contractions, and abdominal wall rigidity, while cats may salivate excessively, protrude their tongue or be overexcitable.

Having extracted maximum value from the "bottomless glass of fizzy pop" offer during my pre-match meal in a well known Portuguese chicken emporium, it's probably fair to say that I too am in an overexcitable mood.

We deplore the tawdry chain of events itself--whether the deplorable scenario should turn out to be a president misbehaving and lying about it under oath, or the government brought to a halt by the fevered imaginings of an overexcitable young woman.

He was intrigued, he said later, by the way that anxiety seemed to come and go in people without apparent reason: “These people are not insane; they simply are overexcitable and irritable, and create crisis situations over things that are unimportant.

If someone had told me 20-odd years ago that this place, with its tatty shops, hulking factories, lively hen nights and tacky but strangely alluring Cat’s Whiskers nightclub, would one day be called “Britain’s capital of racism”, I would have thought them overexcitable.

She switches between spoken word, shouting through a megaphone with a sock in it and chirruping like a sweet but overexcitable nightingale, tracing a lineage back to Delta 5, The Raincoats and The Slits (marvellous days I can assure you).

An overexcitable dual major in fine arts and philosophy named Polly Heffer discovered a loaded revolver in a bedside drawer and screeched loudly enough to bring Suki in from the living room at the moment a naked Rinehart entered disgusted from the bathroom.

Brian Binley, an overexcitable Tory, tried to quiz him on his many roles and whether it was true that, as one newspaper had reported, he’d had a bust-up with Shaun Woodward, the erstwhile Tory who has been advising Gordon Brown on political strategy.

A few comments to the effect of "A highly imaginative child ... overexcitable," while Halet was arranging to have the Moderator's office authorize Tick-Tock's transfer to the life Banks, along with the implication that Jessamine Amberdon would appreciate a discreet handling of any disturbance Telzey might create as a result.