Now the emotions are as purely motor excitants as is pain.
Anger, fear, and grief are also strong excitants and, therefore, are stimuli to motor activity.
Thus, Schopenhauer held that the excitants of dreams are impressions received from the internal regions of the organism through the sympathetic nervous system.
The artificial excitants of the sexual appetite, cultivated by modern civilization by interested speculation, act in rather a different way.
Hypocritical indignation against those who dare to say this often serves only to cover in the name of art the most indecentexcitants of eroticism.
But moderate degrees of cold act as excitants of wakefulness.
Religion has counseled, commanded and thundered against any practices, however simple they might seem in themselves, that would serve as excitants for the sex feelings.
Above all religion has insisted, and it is almost the only agency which continues to do so, that there can be no purity with its power for good for the health of both mind and body if the excitants of sensuality are indulged in.
I then asserted that we only know our sensations and not the excitantswhich produce them.
It is now answered to this argument based on fact that the nature of these excitants must be complex.
Now, a number of experiments prove to us that objects are known to us as excitants of our nervous system which only act on this system by entering into communication, or coming into contact with, its terminal extremities.
During this stage morbid matter, poisons, microorganisms and otherexcitants of inflammation gather and concentrate in certain parts and organs of the body.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "excitants" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
