Sentence examples for a significant buzz from inspiring English sources

In the mayoral race of 1997, Mr. Sharpton had an energetic campaign organization that created a significant buzz in the streets and homes of New York City.

The startup went on to create a significant buzz in the industry, nearly overshadowing its predecessor.

Sprint PCS generated a significant buzz by giving away one of its flagship models, the PCS 1010, made by South Korea's LG Electronics at the Teen Choice Awards last August.

During that time I have been watching to see what impact his visit would have on local culture and there really has not been a significant buzz.

They approached TWBE to flesh out a rebrand of two strands of medical marijuana to build hype around the movie that Smith candidly admitted was "born in a blaze". The branded merch lead to a significant buzz of positive media attention around the film.

"Significant revenue growth and popularity among users is going to be a pretty good recipe for — at a minimum — creating significant buzz around an IPO," said Barrett Daniels, a partner at Deloitte who focuses on I.P.O.

Rory McIlroy's WGC Match Play victory further enhances an impressive and potentially significant buzz generated by a fascinating start to the golfing year.

This year Nate Parker's slave rebellion drama The Birth of a Nation is generating significant buzz, while White Girl, The Land, Sleight and The Fits all feature diverse casts and stories from outside the mainstream.

Jia Zhangke, whose "A Touch of Sin" generated significant buzz at the Cannes Film Festival this year, said that the definition of "ordinary content" remained unclear and that would be up to government censors.

Although a production vehicle is still a ways out, Faraday has generated significant buzz since its inception 18 months ago.

The sequel also benefited from a 47 percent bounce in ticket sales from Friday to Saturday, an unusual occurrence for a first weekend and indicator of significant buzz.