Sentence examples for excitement has been generated from inspiring English sources

Ever since the Turnbull government launched the so-called "ideas boom", a considerable amount of excitement has been generated about the future direction of Australia's economy.

Much excitement has been generated by Jersey Jack's debut game, The Wizard of Oz, which is scheduled to ship in late February, ruby-slipper flippers and all.

Either way, the most excitement has been generated by Pink Floyd's mammoth versions of their 70s albums, not least because the quartet have hitherto been characteristically reserved when it comes to the "previously unreleased" tracks lurking in their vaults.

A great deal of excitement has been generated in recent weeks by a review paper examining the literature on the drug modafinil, which concluded that "modafinil may well deserve the title of the first well-validated pharmaceutical 'nootropic' [cognitive enhancing] agent".

Over the last decades, great excitement has been generated by the prospect of being able to exploit these properties for the repair, improvement, and/or replacement of damaged organs.

In recent years a great deal of excitement has been generated by the discovery that Wolbachia infections in Ecdyzoa (arthropods and nematodes) can manipulate reproduction of their hosts in a variety of ways; e.g., induced parthenogenesis, male killing, feminization, and cytoplasmic incompatibility (Cl) [ 1, 2].

Shore Capital analyst Clive Black said some "understandable excitement" had been generated by Lewis's new plan to boost profits but the company's £18bn debt pile, which includes the pension deficit and £7.7bn of store lease commitments, was an issue: "That progress is being made at the operating level is undeniable and commendable... but you cannot ignore the company's level of indebtedness".

That says a lot about the diversity of cinematic VR, and the excitement that has been generated by the new medium in filmmaking circles.

Considerable excitement, therefore, has been generated by the discovery that gestural communication in great apes is more flexible and apparently under greater voluntary control.

Another user of the space, the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra, has been generating excitement with a new conductor, Toshiyuki Shimada, who has expanded the orchestra's repertory, serving up a piece by a contemporary American, Jennifer Higdon, at his official debut concert in November.

GuruNet went live in beta form in September and has been generating a lot of excitement in the trade press.