Sentence examples for ripple of interest from inspiring English sources
There was a mild ripple of interest from the lobby.
Throughout both days, midlevel "American Idol" finalists performed on a pair of stages on the convention floor, to only a ripple of interest.
Caryn Franklin, a fashion commentator, said: "There is now a real ripple of interest around models that are different from the standard catwalk model, who is too thin".
It could be the return of the peacock, or at least a ripple of interest in stemming the deluge of dress-down Fridays.
Sitting with Seligman years later, she speaks of regret and guilt, and he demurs, saying that if she were a man her behavior wouldn't cause more than a ripple of interest.
He barely registered a ripple of interest in the early stages of the race, saving energy before joining a five-man breakaway that gained a lap on the field and, in so doing, 20 points at the halfway mark.
Feng's victory at the L.P.G.A. Championship caused a few ripples of interest, she said, but nothing like the waves that Guan is very likely to generate simply by teeing it up at Augusta National.
MOSCOW — After months of speculation and what seemed to be orchestrated suspense, the news on Saturday that Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin planned a return to the presidency next year seemed to cause little more than ripples of interest on the streets of Moscow.
We are sitting in a spiffy bistro, just off the Bowery in New York's NoHo, and the incongruous presence of a celebrity vampire – Skarsgård's profile in the US rests largely on his role in HBO's lusty drama True Blood – is creating ripples of interest.
FREEHOLD, N. J., Oct. 4— A three‐man race for the House of Representatives in New Jersey's Third Congressional District, made up of Monmouth County plus one Middlesex County township and three townships of Ocean County, has stirred little more than gentle ripples of voter interest.
A Channel 4 Dispatches investigation broadcast earlier this week prompted nary a ripple of wider media interest.
