Sentence examples for activity sparked from inspiring English sources

This activity sparked an interest in visual art and also helped immerse him in Paris's teeming cultural life.

That activity sparked a curiosity about other areas of science that served him for his entire life.

In the movie, the act goes by the name of the Sokovia Accords, an international agreement to limit superhero activities sparked by the destruction of the fictional Eastern European nation during the events of Avengers: Age of Ultron.

Once my daughter connected the dots that sickness could lead to death, even the most mundane activities sparked caution.

A minister last week ordered the removal of portraits of two LGBT advocates from a public photography exhibition as they promoted gay activities, sparking criticism from rights groups.

Its Dalston workshop is a hive of focused activity: sparks fly and machinery grinds as five people beaver away to meet a deadline to provide a squirrel head that can enunciate Spanish words for a TV ad.

In a CD1 out-bred mouse strain, Alb-Cre-mediated recombination of the ROSA26 locus is complete at embryonic day 16.5 (E16.5), as indicated by reporter activity (Sparks et al., 2010).

The intense political activity was sparked when the £6m trial of two men for the murder of businessman Charles Butler, 50, was halted at the Old Bailey.

In spite of or perhaps because of appraisal's empirical virtues, the increase in activity has sparked a backlash among a group of defendants and deal advisors.

The White House has said it would consider congressional calls to review the Patriot Act after conceding that revelations over the scale of US surveillance activity had sparked "an appropriate debate".

But the resurgence in high street spending and stronger-than-expected housebuying activity immediately sparked concerns that the Bank of England will be forced to raise interest rates to prevent the economy overheating.