Sentence examples for muster excitement from inspiring English sources

But even though we were able to muster excitement for this designer collab, we're still on the fence about how we feel about every designer in existence lending their aesthetic to mass-produced, sometimes-lackluster lines.

Could I muster any excitement for yet another lonely hotel room (however beautiful the décor)?

Even the good news -- Disney's "Signs" was No. 1 at the box office last weekend -- has failed to muster much excitement.

But with each team missing its best player -- Kidd for the Nets and Baron Davis for the Hornets -- it was difficult to muster any excitement.

That he was blocked with his work when he decided to quit Nardil — was bored with his old tricks and unable to muster enough excitement about his new novel to find a way forward with it — is not inconsequential.

During the team warm-ups, my father pointed to a large man on the sideline, dressed in an overcoat with a gold hoop in his ear, and said, "Hey, there's Harry Carson!" I tried to muster some excitement, but it only made me wish we were sitting in our den watching Carson in his No. 53 jersey, creeping up Grinch-style behind Bill Parcells with an orange bucket of Gatorade.

We couldn't muster much excitement over the NFL's new ad campaign, "My Team".

Meyer -- who was flanked by two friends she met online -- was still able to muster up excitement for the celebrity arrivals on Monday.

Greg Kot of Rolling Stone wrote that Armstrong "can't muster the same excitement for his more mature themes" and stated "Who wants to listen to songs of faith, hope and social commentary from what used to be snot-core's biggest-selling band?".

The steak was a 10-ounce filet mignon that passed muster but created little excitement.

Speaking last week to junior civil servants, I found it impossible to muster the usual energy and excitement.