Sentence examples for triggered enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

That year she also directed Lord Siva Danced, a portrait of the celebrated Indian dancer Ram Gopal that had significant cultural impact not only in India – where it came to be treasured as a documentary classic – but also in Britain, where it won huge accolades and triggered enthusiasm for Indian dance in the west.

Almost two years after the landing of Rosetta's Philae on the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, the triggered enthusiasm for small planetary bodies has not stagnated.

Collectively the current evidence has raised much interest in the functional role of pericytes in maturation of tumor blood vessels, triggering enthusiasm for the potential benefits of targeting pericytes for future cancer therapy.

The unabated enthusiasm triggered by the majority of works, no matter in what style, gave the session its full significance.

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.

His energy, more than any technical sketch, triggered my own enthusiasm for the Web, which I soon felt compelled to share with others.

Khan's campaign has triggered a wave of enthusiasm, particularly among younger voters.

European artists represented by significant works triggered the same irrepressible enthusiasm.

In a foreword to the report, Alberts says he hopes the proposal to create what the report calls Strategic Education Research Partnerships SERPP) triggers as much enthusiasm as the academy's 1988 report that helped launch a project to map and sequence the human genome.

The hope of laying hands on a picture by an artist dear to French traditionalists presumably triggered this unexpected outburst of enthusiasm.

Particularly, hierarchical architectures with mesoporous structures have triggered more and more research enthusiasm in recent years for their high surface-to-volume ratio and permeability.