Sentence examples for Surging enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

In a similar fashion, Labour's current opinion poll lead of around 10 points seems a bit unearned – that is certainly the feeling among some in the shadow cabinet – because it seems to be mostly indicative of disenchantment with the coalition rather than surging enthusiasm for Labour.

Judging from yard signs and bumper stickers alone, there is certainly surging enthusiasm in the state right now for candidates like Sanders the self-professed socialist and Trump the rightwing demagogue, promising to challenge those who they claim are creatures of the establishment.

Initially, few election prognosticators considered the race a true toss-up, but surging enthusiasm on the left and Rohrabacher's lackluster support among local GOP leaders prompted Democrats to make the district part of their plan to flip control of the House.

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Mr Xi is suggesting that this will not mean a tightening of middle-class belts.Li Chunling, a specialist in middle-class studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, says that the dream of China's wealthier middle-class members is to live like their American counterparts (and to see them in action: hence a surging enthusiasm for travel abroad).

Alan M. Kriegsman, a critic for The Washington Post whose fervid prose style earned the first Pulitzer Prize for dance coverage and who chronicled an era of surging popular enthusiasm for dance in forms ranging from classical ballet to break dancing, died Aug. 31 of heart ailments at his home in Chevy Chase.

This happened within a broader context of surging Democratic enthusiasm, especially among women, and sinking approval numbers for a Republican-led Congress, putting more seats into play.

The other, as illustrated by this new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, is that surging voter enthusiasm in both parties could lead to a huge turnout.

The Barrett campaign released a statement labeling the Marquette poll an "outlier" and "not credible" because, the campaign argued, it undersampled younger voters, oversampled "some of the reddest counties in the state" and failed more generally to "sufficiently record surging Democratic enthusiasm".

The Barrett campaign released a statement labeling the Marquette poll an "outlier" and "not credible" because, the campaign argued, it undersampled younger voters, oversampled "some of the reddest counties in the state" and failed more generally to "sufficiently record surging Democratic enthusiasm". Mike Tate, chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, agreed.

She added that Occupy veterans have joined up with old-school New Hampshire lefties, generating a surge enthusiasm for candidates who aren't named Clinton.