Sentence examples similar to mirror excitement from inspiring English sources

From a category view, if investors speak with where they put their dollars, they are most bullish about wearable plays involving wrist/hand devices: These took 32percentt of dollars invested and appears to mirror consumer excitement in the category.

His images mirrored the energy and excitement of Manhattan in the 1940s and 1950s.For a Vogue cover from January 1950, Blumenfeld used fierce light to erase a model's features, leaving only an eye, a mouth and a beauty spot.

"My heart is still pounding". Gushue's excitement was mirrored by the sports commentators covering the event, who couldn't stop gushing.

"We do not have this kind of active mirroring of our sexual excitement as we do of all other emotions," Peter continues.

A young Labour MP claimed the scalp of a senior Tory cabinet minister; the look of surprise and excitement on his face mirrored the mood of the country.

All this excitement at work was mirrored by the excitement outside the Admiralty basement.

The excitement expressed by Lathan mirrors the excitement of audiences that were anticipating the film.

Well EA/DICE recently announced Mirrors Edge 2, and out of excitement we decided to put together this POV video!

End-to-end excitement here... He's behind you!" Daily Mirror football reporter Ed Malyon reckons Bournemouth are lucky not to be down to 10 men after that Arter challenge.

If you show excitement when you see someone, they naturally mirror that excitement back at you.

If you are not feeling excitement and joy every time you look in the mirror, that is a major problem that needs to be addressed.