Sentence examples for foster excitement from inspiring English sources
"foster excitement" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the feeling of anticipation or enthusiasm when something is about to happen. For example: "The anticipation of the upcoming event helped to foster excitement amongst the audience."
Yet entering into that receptive state of mind can actually foster excitement over the music.
Are there any parents who would opt for 12 years of drill and test prep for their children over an education that fosters excitement, creativity and love of learning?
Teams talk defense, but in this draft, they made selections the way their fans would, seeing what fans always see: the faster, quicker, more explosive offensive player fosters excitement, sells tickets and is a more enticing selection than nearly any defensive-minded one.
When there's a lot of energy there, that fosters excitement about the moviegoing experience".
Mr. Redstone praised the museum for its "work with the young people" and fostering their excitement about film and television.
"Hopper probably looked through those same windows," Foster said with excitement.
Hocking's "obsession" with "Moby-Dick" doesn't feel quite convincing, but the passages about surfing and the relationships it fosters are filled with excitement and tenderness.
When Oliver stood up he talked about the fact that 340 young people had now gone through the Fifteen kitchens, in London, Cornwall and Amsterdam; he talked about the culture of mentoring that the restaurants had fostered, about the high excitement and "brilliant risk" of the launch, and he also talked about Kevin.
Now he throws himself at me for a bleary-eyed hug in the morning, and screeches with excitement when his foster sister says hello.
In a sense, the project was ZTE's attempt to foster the sort of community excitement we've seen around young companies like OnePlus — and it started off well enough.
