Sentence examples similar to trigger an enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
In his 15 years of prime ministership — from 1968 to 1979, and again from 1980 to 1984 — he displayed such un-Canadian panache that he triggered a public enthusiasm known as Trudeaumania.
"If you block it, you will trigger a surge of enthusiasm from the green base that supported you so strongly in the last election," wrote the groups.
To believe that nullifying the Affordable Care Act (ACA) would somehow trigger a new level of enthusiasm among Obama's base, you would have to believe that right now, there is a certain amount of complacency about re-electing the president among Democrats.
On the other side of the emotional spectrum, when we feel the need to help we perceive an opportunity to distinguish ourselves while being of service, and this can trigger excitement, enthusiasm, and even joy.
Khan's campaign has triggered a wave of enthusiasm, particularly among younger voters.
Some dissident journalist associations triggered great enthusiasm; some involved a kind of self-conscious and self-interested exchange of professional favors or were straightforwardly instrumental in nature; while yet others led to a distinct personal hostility on the part of certain human rights activists that challenges any simple notion of how those associations worked.
Stress may also trigger an attack.
Steam from cooking can trigger an alarm.
Their early findings triggered an enormous amount of enthusiasm for meditation.
So far, a proposed ban on autonomous weapons systems has triggered little enthusiasm among U.N. member states.
