Sentence examples for critical excitement from inspiring English sources

Critical excitement about the revival was never a given, however.

His novels and stories drew critical praise, but not, quite, critical excitement.

Haim generated wild critical excitement last year for their fusion of west-coast soft rock with the vocal rhythms of R&B.

Eight years after the publication of Sarah Waters's Tipping the Velvet, contemporary Victorian pastiche - crudely dubbed "Vic lit" - still generates bidding wars and much critical excitement.

Today, this attitude seldom generates critical excitement unless it is focused on the development and application of new materials of patently space-age genesis.

It is by turns preposterous, unsettling, tear-jerkingly beautiful and wonderfully refreshing: the one thing it is not is a concerted effort to storm the charts by sounding a bit like Coldplay or Franz Ferdinand, which may explain the flurry of critical excitement the band are currently generating.

Meanwhile, leaders in the Democratic party from the House minority leader, Nancy Pelosi, to former senator Joe Lieberman have been critical of this excitement, saying it won't play in middle America or that moving left harms the party.

Communities are critical to crowdsourcing excitement about brand, which translates to brand value.

Edge described the typical Bungie employee as "simultaneously irreverent and passionately loyal; fiercely self-critical; full of excitement at the company's achievements, no matter how obscure; [and] recruited from its devoted fanbase".

"The whole idea of being able to provide excitement is critical.

"Femme Fatale" yielded a pair of big hits, "Till the World Ends" and "Hold It Against Me," both co-written by Martin, but they generated little reaction, in terms of critical attention and audience excitement.