Sentence examples for Stimulated enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

In the 20's, wealthy investors often organized secretive "pools" that, through concerted buying, stimulated enthusiasm for a stock and drove up its price.

Contemporary political science traces its roots primarily to the 19th century, when the rapid growth of the natural sciences stimulated enthusiasm for the creation of a new social science.

In 1970, writing of the new enthusiasm for hardcore material, he complained that the "previously starved public is like a collective alcoholic which has made all of its taste-buds so over-stimulated that even massive doses no longer have any effect".

Enthusiasm high.

unbridled enthusiasm.

The enthusiasm is misplaced.

Women have enormous enthusiasm.

Enthusiasm for change.

The enthusiasm petered out.

We appreciate his enthusiasm.

"So much enthusiasm".