Sentence examples for excitement to create from inspiring English sources

But the ultimate appeal is a descent into an unfamiliar world, fusing ethical dilemmas and environmental excitement to create something wholly original.

Successfully designed as a knockout work to the gathering crescendo of Philip Glass's commissioned score and brilliantly combining and/or alternating ballet and modern dance, it shows you how well Ms. Tharp knew to build excitement, to create contrast, to cause surprise.

The judges and Ms. Klum all hailed Jay as the next big thing; the "Project Runway" season ended with Jay's excitement and plans to create a complete collection.

The design is exciting, and GM needs to create excitement.

Describing what it calls ''chatter,'' or midsize prizes, Scientific Games concludes, "Better to increase the number of chatter prizes in a game aimed at heavy players so that they see more of the prizes they are playing for and will communicate their excitement to others, creating a buzz for the game".

What was intended to create excitement just created a tangle of visual wind.

His charge was simply to create excitement around the program.

If I go there, I'm going to create excitement.

I knew straight away that it was going to create excitement and a furore.

"On our side, we try to create excitement around food, make you part of the process".

Asked about the intonation of the chants, he replied: "It's done to create excitement and interest.