Sentence examples similar to waning excitement from inspiring English sources

The intensity of the audience reaction waxed and waned, with excitement on one occasion falling away sharply when the onlookers realised again that nothing much was truly at stake, except the need to mark an adventure.

"Instead of the initial excitement waning over time, every day just kept getting more beautiful".

"The excitement is waning now a little bit.

The excitement waned a bit when Mr. Davies turned away from new material to go into his "Storytellers" mode.

But as the draft approached, the excitement waned as league executives feared that Schortsanitis was only about 6-8.

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.

But as excitement waned, it began to drop, wavering around the level at the start of the conference, before going into negative territory for the first time today, down 47 points from the opening to 5,665.

The fitness wearable space is becoming increasingly crowded and many users are feeling their excitement wane.

Then, as your company grew, you became further removed from the action, the excitement waned, and burnout set in.

My excitement wanes the moment the screen loads.

But there is some evidence that among investors, at least, the excitement may be waning.