Sentence examples for has generated excitement from inspiring English sources
Ms. McMahon, 61, has generated excitement among Republicans nationally, with her splashy advertisements and vast wealth.
Indeed, Genentech's macular degeneration drug is a modified version of its cancer drug, Avastin, which has generated excitement among oncologists.
But it has generated excitement wherever it has appeared, most recently at the Tanglewood Festival in Massachusetts and the Ravinia Festival in Illinois.
Mr. Aney said the Dodge Durango, a sport utility vehicle that will go on sale in the United States next month, has generated excitement.
But while the new course, with higher greens fees than the other county courses, has generated excitement among golfers, it has also drawn criticism.
His candidacy has generated excitement among Democrats in large part because Mr. Schieffer was gaining so little traction, political scientists said.
New digital services like Spotify, which sell access to music by subscription, have generated excitement but are not profitable.
Lisa Von Drasek, the children's librarian at the Bank Street College of Education in Manhattan, said "Zora and Me" had generated excitement.
A mood of mounting crisis, and the prospect of a political change of direction after almost eight years, might once have generated excitement here.
The study is one of two large trials of progesterone that have generated excitement among doctors because no medications have been approved for preventing the worst outcomes associated with serious brain injuries.
