(There's something in the air at film festivals that prompts hyperbolic reception on social media, only to be tempered with a little distance. I'm guilty of it, too).
Casting the Conservatives as the "trade union for hardworking" people, the prime minister reached out to aspirational voters in Middle Britain by unveiling a £7.2bn double tax cutting promise, which prompted a rapturous reception at the Tory conference.
The 1,000cc bikes generally prompted a warm reception following testing at Malaysia's Sepang circuit, where Marco Simoncelli died in October.
Newcastle head coach John Carver had named the former Atletico Madrid winger on the bench for last weekend's win against Aston Villa, prompting a warm reception from the 51,573 crowd.
The wide-ranging critical reception prompted The Washington Post to run an article called, "Sorry, Peter Parker.
Its positive reception prompted Jaguar to put the car into production; some 1500 deposits of £50,000 each were taken, and deliveries were planned for 1992.
The BBC's Tom Bishop called Oasis' set "lacklustre and uneventful ... prompting a mixed reception from fans", mainly because of Liam's uninspired singing and Starkey's lack of experience with the band's material.
The most celebrated English visitor included here is of course Dickens, whose 1842 visit prompted the kind of reception now associated with Britney Spears.
The goal of the company, prompted by the positive reception of Indian films like "Lagaan," is to build the same kind of niche market for Indian art films in North America that Chinese and Iranian movies have.
Attendees should report to Broadcasting House reception for a prompt start by 7.00pm sharp.
FSWs reported high satisfaction with the clinic, mentioning good reception by staff, prompt attendance, close proximity and free health services as measures of satisfaction.
