Sentence examples for excitement stirred from inspiring English sources

LETTER FROM ROME telling of the Journalistic excitement stirred up by the birth of Ingrid Bergman's baby.

Tells about the excitement stirred up by last summer's election of Radical Party candidate Ilona Staller to the Italian parliament.

The New Yorker, November 9 , 1987P. 133 Tells about the excitement stirred up by last summer's election of Radical Party candidate Ilona Staller to the Italian parliament..

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, April 8 , 1950 P. 88LETTER FROM ROME telling of the Journalistic excitement stirred up by the birth of Ingrid Bergman's baby.

By contrast, for all the excitement stirred by Mr. Obama, it is much less certain that an African-American could win a presidential election.

It is called Il Grappolo d'Oro and is situated on the… Tells about the excitement stirred up by last summer's election of Radical Party candidate Ilona Staller to the Italian parliament.

When excitement stirs about the latest movie adaptation of a stage musical, I usually find myself surfing a tide of mixed emotions.

Lord Foster's design stirred excitement in architectural circles.

In Seattle, this blending of roles has stirred excitement.

His name stirred excitement because he might have brought a new element to the series.

The prospect of new life and hundreds of new jobs has stirred excitement in some corners.