Sentence examples for generated considerable buzz from inspiring English sources

So the opening in March of the James Hotel Chicago, a 297-room upstart that promised high design at midlevel prices, generated considerable buzz.

The motion-sensing Kinect system from Microsoft generated considerable buzz, with its promise of freeing players from having to push buttons and wave wands.

She has also generated considerable buzz in the athletic world by posing nude in a track-and-field calendar, holding a pole and wearing nothing but thigh-high boots and spiked heels.

The exhibition, which displays more than 60 costumes worn by Bowie in performances, as well as photographs, documents, song lyrics, album sleeve artworks, music videos and stage sets, has generated considerable buzz, with rave advance reviews from the British papers.

At the recent auto show in Geneva, for example, Peter Schwarzenbauer, a top executive at Audi, said of electric vehicles, which generated considerable buzz at previous shows, "Reality is phasing in".

One that has generated considerable buzz in the blogosphere is the 119-room Hotel Michelberger (WarStrasse Strasse 39/40; 49-30-2977-8590; www.michelbergerhotel.com), which opened along an industrial stretch of Friedrichshain, next to a U-Bahn and S-Bahn station in eastern Berlin.

The impending encyclical has already generated considerable media buzz, much of which can be followed at the website of the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology.

The requirements have generated considerable criticism.

The case has generated considerable attention.

Other restaurants had simply generated considerable chatter.

It has generated considerable imbalances between people and regions.