Sentence examples for are kindled from inspiring English sources
verb
To start (a fire) or light (a torch, a match, coals, etc.).
New friendships and even loves are kindled, if necessarily briefly.
Memories of Snoopy's dramatic interpretation are kindled by the latest dramatic retelling of "Les Miserables".
Though romantic sparks are kindled between them, the implication is that nothing untoward happened.
A similar phenomenon is seen in female rats that are kindled from the amygdala.
Fires are kindled in an oven inside a pile of rocks, hours before anyone enters the sauna.
The fire-curing process resembles air curing except that open wood fires are kindled on the floor of the curing barn after the tobacco has been hanging for two to six days.
Low cost models for supporting learning, such as Massive Open Online Courses, are kindling new hopes in developing countries.
Curiosities were kindled; suspicions raised.
Lewis's interest in genetics was kindled in high school.
Luther's religious faith is kindled by another miracle.
Old conflicts resurfaced and new ones were kindled in virulent form from Bosnia to Chechnya.
