"inspire excitement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to fill someone with a feeling of enthusiasm or anticipation. Example: The school's annual talent show never fails to inspire excitement among the students.
Depending on whom you talk to, Web logs, or blogs, inspire excitement, alarm, or a yawn.
Physicists said the chance that these results were a fluke because of random fluctuations in the background of normal physics was about 1 percent, which is too high to claim a discovery, but is enough to inspire excitement.
Mail time can inspire excitement and anxiety — the arrival of paychecks or college admission decisions, for example — and many people find it hard to resist the urge to dig in as early as possible.
He tends to inspire excitement among department store buyers and editors, particularly Anna Wintour, who is credited with having brokered a job for Mr. Browne at Brooks Brothers when the venerable clothier went looking for someone to infuse its dowdy image with verve.
But concrete doesn't generally inspire excitement amongst urban dwellers.
When the Bush Administration decided to include the crewed moon mission as one of NASA's primary objectives, the goal was to inspire excitement and innovation, said Lester Lyles, a retired U.S. Air Force general who served on NASA's Augustine Commission last year, which was arranged to offer advice on the space program to Obama.
The reader's experience with the novel depends entirely on whether the whale inspires excitement or dread; by its third appearance, it will provoke one or the other.
The topic now inspires excitement only in times of failure, when stories are told about passengers lining up in the darkened tunnels, trying to avoid scampering rats while mounting ladders to safety.
Neither is remotely close to winning the sixty-one seats needed to form a government after Tuesday's election — leading parties build coalitions with smaller parties — but the Zionist Union's surge has inspired excitement among liberals that is harder than usual to restrain.
Neither is remotely close to winning the sixty-one seats needed to form a government after Tuesday's election leading parties build coalitions with smaller parties but the Zionist Union's surge has inspired excitement among liberals that is harder than usual to restrain.
His first words as manager of Liverpool will have inspired excitement among the fans, he must now enthuse the players in equal measure.
