Sentence examples for immediate excitement from inspiring English sources

The paper, published tonight in the New England Journal of Medicine, generated immediate excitement.

First published in 1981, it was met with little immediate excitement.

"To me, that's a ticket for immediate excitement," said Diane M. Ramirez, the president of Halstead Property in Manhattan.

But the statement did not generate immediate excitement among pro-democracy campaigners in Jordan, largely because it failed to specify any timetable for the change.

As at Coachella last year, when Prince was a late addition to the lineup, Jay-Z's presence created immediate excitement, causing a spike in ticket sales.

Once the first term of partying at university has taken off the immediate excitement of clubbing, travelling to other cities and meeting new people really reignites that spark of fresher's week.

It was said there was an immediate respect, excitement and a total belief.

As with Carmellini's earlier ventures, there's an immediate sense of excitement and occasion about the place.

If you put on something and have an immediate feeling of excitement and joy and then start second guessing yourself with thoughts like - what will others think/say?

Music that thrills on contact is no less valuable than music built to last (especially in a live setting), and Powerhouse offered several immediate eruptions of excitement, as when Future weed-whacked his way through the tangled rhythms of his song "Karate Chop" or when ASAP Rocky set off an arena-wide shout-along with an unprintably titled hit single from last year.

By comparison, sitting down and working through the details of your personal and financial lives doesn't offer the same sense of excitement and immediate gratification.