Sentence examples for fan enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

The fan enthusiasm for our sport continues to grow.

Other once-sacred plateaus inspire little fan enthusiasm.

Even when baseball expanded to two divisions per league in 1969, and added division playoffs, old-fashioned races often killed fan enthusiasm by Labor Day.

However, when asked about the difficulty of squaring fan enthusiasm with commercial reality, he seemed more forthright: "For us, what counts when we create the next game is that we feel can make the best possible game".

The hit single Starman brought instant success for the album, while Bowie's ravishing stage costumes and sexually provocative performances (following his carefully timed claim in a Melody Maker interview that he was gay) triggered fan enthusiasm unseen since Beatlemania.

Before a decade's worth of steroid revelations made their glowing press coverage seem like an exercise in self-deception, people liked to say that Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa "saved baseball" in 1998 — that their extraordinary home run surge revived fan enthusiasm and restored America's interest in the sport after the ugliness of the World Series-canceling 1994 strike.

But the interruptions failed to dampen her fans' enthusiasm.

I thought they were appreciating the fans' enthusiasm.

But while Clemens took away Minnesota's aggressiveness, Bernie Williams and Hideki Matsui stifled the fans' enthusiasm.

They come, she said, "hoping to make a quick buck off fans' enthusiasm for the game".

These troubles, however, are unlikely to dampen fans' enthusiasm for the retrospective, organised by the Pierre Laurent Foundationaurent Foundation.