Sentence examples for generate significant buzz from inspiring English sources

Although Bloomberg boasts 2,300 journalists in 146 bureaus worldwide, including a Washington, D.C. bureau roughly six times the size of The New York Times, the news organization still doesn't generate significant buzz outside of the financial world to match its size.

The donation generated significant buzz in Washington on Tuesday.

This year Nate Parker's slave rebellion drama The Birth of a Nation is generating significant buzz, while White Girl, The Land, Sleight and The Fits all feature diverse casts and stories from outside the mainstream.

One particular piece in the exhibit — an "emblematic poem" written by Charles C. Bombaugh in 1867 — is generating significant buzz (the Guardian describes it as an early example of "text speak").

TradeShift has generated significant buzz since its launch in February, with our own Mike Butcher calling the company, "one of the most potentially disruptive startups of the last ten years".

Although a production vehicle is apparently still a ways out, Faraday has generated significant buzz since its inception 18 months ago.

Although a production vehicle is still a ways out, Faraday has generated significant buzz since its inception 18 months ago.

These days, Ross remains eternally busy and generates significant buzz -- let's face it, if Don Rickles, Joan Rivers and Buddy Hackett had all crawled under the bed covers, Ross could have been their outspoken love child searching for his baby daddy.

The session generated significant buzz, partly due to the talent involved, but primarily because of the intelligent (some might say intoxicating) premise of the show, which is categorized as a full-blown mini-series, the first from Syfy in five years (which alone makes it an event).

The revelation generated significant media buzz, and Mr. Shelby backed off in a matter of days.

Fincher's movie, starring Ben Affleck, has received wide critical acclaim and is generating significant awards buzz.