Sentence examples for Spark of independence from inspiring English sources

To see that spark of independence and self-worth is really something.

The spark of independence glows in the psyche of many doctors, and trying to regiment them will only increase its intensity.

That spark of independence still glows in the psyche of many doctors, and trying to regiment them will only increase its intensity.

However, there are glorious sparks of independence out there.

And at the time when Mr Chaudhry had struck a spark of judicial independence on the Supreme Court, the judges might have read this as plain English.

Along even more of a world-beat track, there's "I'll Sing for You," the tragic story of the Mali pop-song hero KarKar, a swivel-hipped rocker with luminous dark skin, whose growth as a political thinker sparked thoughts of independence in his people.

The quest for the role of the university in shaping a mindset supportive of democracy is illustrated in the visits that Francisco de Miranda, who sparked the war of independence in South America, paid to the Presidents of Yale and Harvard in 1773, thanks to letters of introduction by Benjamin Franklin.

A policy of "taxation without representation" sparked the US war of independence in the 1770s.

However, the execution of the rebel leaders and the imposition of military conscription in 1918 swung nationalist public opinion in favour of the rebels' radical republicanism, sparking a national war of independence.

Scotland's decisive rejection of independence has sparked a frenetic constitutional bidding war between David Cameron and Ed Miliband over the future shape of the United Kingdom.

That was where an alleged coup attempt in December 2013 by forces loyal to Mr Machar – two years after the country's declaration of independence from Sudan – sparked an ethnic war that has driven two million people from their homes, left 2.8 million facing acute food insecurity and tens of thousands on the brink of famine.