Sentence examples for apparent excitement from inspiring English sources

With his apparent excitement to be part of the Marvel world, can we expect to see Tennant in one of the upcoming Marvel movies?

Despite the apparent excitement of the story, almost nothing happens – though in truth the opera is surely of far more weight and consequence than its reputation would suggest.

Given all the apparent excitement surrounding electric vehicles and the billions invested by automakers, financial firms and government incentives, you would assume there was a groundswell of consumer support for hybrid and battery electric cars underlying this momentum.

MacDonald notes the Beatles' apparent excitement, which is tangibly translated during the recording.

Another explanation for an apparent lack of excitement about Mr. Gore among some of the 4,339 delegates is that polls show he is trailing Mr. Bush.

Bassist Chris Baio, over-anxious about Ezra's apparent lack of excitement, apologises, then adds: "Maybe it's because you're getting us in the morning?" It's actually close to 3pm, suggesting that either they are jetlagged or working in some serious International Rock Star timezone.

That haste and excitement are apparent on the page.

Mr. Shorter's renewed sense of excitement was apparent to anyone watching him.

When she yawned during the ceremony at the Capitol, Twitter lit up with excitement over her apparent boredom.

Nézet-Séguin, who is considered James Levine's heir apparent, has sometimes favored exactitude over excitement, but the formidable last hour of "Otello" suggested that he might be ready for the job.

Perhaps Terry was a victim, caught in the pressure, excitement, and attention generated by his apparent success.