Sentence examples for popular excitement from inspiring English sources
The discoveries aroused a predictable mixture of popular excitement and learned skepticism.
Such a narrative would enable each issue and each constituency to reinforce the other and evoke the kind of popular excitement that got him elected.
But the popular excitement about Imran Khan reflects two strains of hope: that he might be different from his predecessors, and that Pakistani politics is changing in ways that might give him a better chance.
There wouldn't be the popular excitement there is about outlaws if we didn't all suspect that — in some cases, at least — gangsters must take pleasure in the profits and glory of a life of crime.
"The popular excitement" that attended the struggle, Maier writes, "reminded me at times of Americans' obsession with the final games of the World Series, but with greater intensity because everyone understood that the results would last far longer than a season.... Politics was in a real sense the first national game".
And despite much popular excitement over the fact that several victims had spent some time in Kent, the numbers are still too small to say whether this is a genuine cluster, or, as one scientist put it disparagingly, a "media cluster".
Returning to the United States for the first time since before World War II, MacArthur at first received widespread popular support; the excitement waned after a publicized Senate investigation of his dismissal.
The Times described, " Not since the armistice of 1918 has Paris witnessed a downright demonstration of popular enthusiasm and excitement equal to that displayed by the throngs flocking to the boulevards for news of the American flier".
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.
If some of the excitement around popular science has faded, it is mainly because the press has caught on that readers were promised things that science cannot deliver.
