Sentence examples for generated a fair from inspiring English sources

It's possible that this phrase, misleading though it was, may have generated a fair amount of international goodwill.

Now another actor with tendencies towards art production, James Franco, has come out in favour of LaBeouf's actions, which have generated a fair amount of negative press.

This fraud is costing more than the total of all the other cases SIPC has handled in its 40 years of existence, and has generated a fair degree of controversy.

"A Tool to Deceive and Slaughter" had generated a fair amount of buzz online when it first went up for sale as part of a show of Larsen's work at Seattle's Lawrimore Project gallery.

A Couple of years ago, when the Australian filmmaker Baz Luhrmann bought the rights to "The Great Gatsby," the move generated a fair amount of what Hollywood calls "buzz".

"Although this generated a fair amount of backlash from skeptics, it was an immense boon for us to have a solid foundation of 200 positive reviews in the first week," a Ferriss marketing associate wrote in a guest post on the author's blog in March 2011.

"We want to generate a fair amount of traffic down here.

Football on the Meadowlands side of the Hudson has been known to generate a fair amount of interest, however.

Today, the machines were generating a fair amount of curiosity among Tropicana patrons, many of whom shuffled past with drinks in hand and cigarettes between lips.

It seems a performance of ideas more than of music, but it manages to generate a fair amount of political and psychological heat.

THIS column generates a fair amount of reader response, including on those occasions when it might be argued that its proprietor is full of baloney.