Sentence examples for inspired much excitement from inspiring English sources

With emphasis on such upbeat novelty tunes, Mr. Como's singing never inspired much excitement from the critics, although many found much to praise in his interpretations of standards and Broadway show tunes.

Still, Kirkpatrick ran a lackluster campaign and never inspired much excitement, even in a state with a large Latino population and in a year when her party had nominated a woman for president.

Final GDP readings for Italy failed to inspire much excitement, with an annual figure that saw the economy contract by 2.8%.

The selection of Erickson is a curious one and is unlikely to inspire much excitement from fans who are so demanding that Mariucci's four playoff berths in six seasons were considered a disappointment.

This wasn't necessarily an advantage: Johnson's campaign never inspired much grassroots excitement.

Gévaudan gained notoriety in the 18th century as the roaming ground of a mysterious Beast of Gévaudan (Bête du Gévaudan), which inspired much popular literature and contemporary excitement.

The cavernous hole has inspired much speculation.

This testimony has inspired much debate.

His "green wave," that inspired so much excitement among Iranian voters had not even been invented.

But Yonas, the single-named host from Slovenia complained to Martin Nikodyn of Slovakia and Vladimir Cech of the Czech Republic, that his top prize of 10,000,000 sits (about $70,000) is not enough to inspire as much excitement.

I've never seen anyone inspire as much excitement as Mohammed Ali did," Kuttab said.