Sentence examples for excitement garnered from inspiring English sources
It's reminiscent of the excitement garnered by robotics and autonomous vehicles in Pittsburgh, a result of investments made by Carnegie Mellon.
So perhaps the most overt excitement she garnered on Sunday was for her necklace, consisting of long beads of black, red and gold, which are the colors of the German flag.
Much of this excitement is garnered from his overwhelming support among the youth.
The excitement and attention garnered by rumors that Apple is thinking of entering the carmaking business is almost entirely an artifact of the Apple-can-do-no-wrong mindset.
And yet, HMD's Nokia 3310 seems to have garnered more excitement at the show than any new flagship, including LG's G6, a device on which the South Korean handset maker seems to have hung its fortunes.
The potential of having disease traits be monitored through omics data of healthy individuals [ 11] has also garnered much excitement.
The company's original HTC Vive garnered a lot of early excitement, but a series of aggressive price cuts from Facebook's Oculus forced the company into a rough spot trying to find hardware margins in the less price-sensitive enterprise market.
As the author of over 80 books for young readers, several of which garnered an adult readership long before the excitement about "crossover" titles, she must find it a tedious question.
Given the positive reactions he garnered during the course of his first US tour, that excitement is shared.
Zamata's frustrations garnered a variety of responses from the crowd, which oscillated between excitement, unease, befuddlement, and amusement.
