Sentence examples for dampen excitement from inspiring English sources

Another thought that might dampen excitement over the report is this: more Ph.D.s means more competition for scarce academic jobs.

Taking a positive view, Voss wrote in an e-mail that the Newton distraction had not dampened excitement in his circle of fans.

As Michelle Goldberg wrote in Slate last week, "One of the many dispiriting things about this primary season is the degree to which Clinton's baggage has dampened excitement over the prospect of our first female president".

Deep-sea oil exploration in the strait began in earnest in the 21st century, but a series of dry wells, as well as heightened environmental concerns in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon spill of 2010, dampened excitement about its prospects.

Washington has ample reason to try to dampen the excitement.

This backdrop to Europe's football fiesta won't dampen the excitement.

Ms. Abramovic says that some of the ideas are "crazy," but that does not dampen her excitement.

If it didn't stop raining, it would dampen the excitement that Grange's presence had inspired.

TOKYO — The drizzly weather didn't dampen the excitement at the annual spring imperial party last month as the royal family strolled along Tokyo's Akasaka Palace grounds.

That large figure seemed so abstract at the time, and I refused to let it dampen my excitement about going to college.

Dumars said Detroit's intention is to re-sign Wallace, but the chance that he might leave after this season does not dampen their excitement over the deal.