Sentence examples for widespread excitement from inspiring English sources

So Watkin held an open competition which inspired widespread excitement and some mind-boggling schemes.

Yet beneath the widespread excitement about the rise of Australian basketball, there exists an undercurrent of concern.

This approach has sparked widespread excitement among museum developers, and others have started coming up with similar approaches.

A26 EDUCATION Beyond Privatization The experiment that brought Edison and six other outside managers to run 45 of Philadelphia's schools caused widespread excitement last fall.

The results reflect widespread excitement over immunotherapy, which harnesses the body's immune system to attack cancer and has rescued some patients from near-certain death.

The purchase of Lucasfilm by Disney, and the commissioning of director JJ Abrams to shepherd us into the next era, was met with widespread excitement and relief.

In the past twenty years, only one ballet choreographer has emerged whose work has set off widespread, international excitement: Christopher Wheeldon.

But with a virtual Washington consensus on cutting back public spending, investors have little expectation of new government money being poured into some dormant economic sector on a scale sufficient to generate widespread speculative excitement.

In the past 20 years no player's pursuit of history has evoked such widespread intrigue and excitement.

Widespread delight and excitement has greeted the appointment, with everyone suddenly aware what he has achieved at perennial yo-yo club St Johnstone and hopeful that similar success might follow at Ashton Gate.

Roy Hodgson's glass was half-empty when he responded to widespread enthusiasm and excitement about Ross Barkley with public dissection of the England prodigy's faults.