Sentence examples for explosion of enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

There was an explosion of enthusiasm from Rare fansites all over the world.

"I think that this Olympics has seen an explosion of enthusiasm which, for us as athletes, is still something we are still trying to get to grips with.

The explosion of enthusiasm about participatory budgeting, once championed by the previous government's communities secretary Hazel Blears, appears to be on the wane.

That association was cemented later, during the interwar period that saw the introduction of a new, stylish, affordable series of folded one-inch tourist maps to exploit the extraordinary explosion of enthusiasm for hiking, cycling and immersion in the British outdoors.

He claimed Prime Minister David Cameron had "no strategic plan for sport" and had "failed to capitalise on the explosion of enthusiasm" generated by the Olympics and Paralympics.

Given the current explosion of enthusiasm for compendiums, companions, encylopedias, and the like, in philosophy of religion, it is likely that many more such discussions will appear in the immediate future.

The explosion of consumer enthusiasm is not hard to understand, given the bleakness of the Soviet-era retail experience.

But it suggests that the decline of al-Qaida has yielded an explosion of jihadist enthusiasm for its even mightier successor organizations, chiefly Isis.