Sentence examples for heighten enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

"This will allow young fans to engage with the material in a much deeper way, and we think will only heighten enthusiasm for our Broadway premiere," he stated.

The new law, which will take effect in six months, is also bound to heighten enthusiasm for the annual meeting of the International Society for Stem Cell Research, to be held next June in Cairns, Australia.

And while some voters in these groups express heightened enthusiasm this year, it is unclear how much the electorate's makeup will shift from previous years.

"Since 2009, there's been heightened enthusiasm to train Ugandan surgeons," Kirya, 46, told the Guardian at an international conference attended by more than 300 fistula surgeons and health experts in Kampala last week.

Mania, or bipolar disorder (previously known as manic-depressive disorder), is characterized by an elated or euphoric mood, quickened thought and accelerated, loud, or voluble speech, overoptimism and heightened enthusiasm and confidence, inflated self-esteem, heightened motor activity, irritability, excitement, and a decreased need for sleep.

The win is a massive upset by Democrats reflecting the heightened enthusiasm of the party's liberal base and the general dissatisfaction of many voters with the Trump presidency.

And the fight over Anthony Kennedy's replacement on the Supreme Court will only heighten this enthusiasm.

I'd noticed these big stores would use very bold colours to heighten peoples' enthusiasm for buying things.

This eleventh relocation heightened her enthusiasm for managing life's transitions well.

Free flags, tambourines and bottles of the world's best known cola drink which were being handed out to the crowd only heightened their enthusiasm.

"The arrival of a new player always heightens supporters' enthusiasm and anticipation and I will not spare any efforts to meet those expectations from the moment I arrive in the capital," said Basilaia.