Sentence examples for attention sparked from inspiring English sources

But the subsequent attention sparked his interest.

Its inquiry was a response to the worldwide attention sparked when amateur footage of the incident was posted on YouTube and handed to the Guardian.

As the invitations from strangers poured in and Sano travelled around the country with paint and brush, the site of a man painting dolphins caught people's attention, sparked their curiosity and their participation.

Last year, the early release of Volkswagen's ad, about a Midwesterner turned Jamaican-cool by his red Beetle, generated a different kind of attention, sparking criticism in some quarters that it was racially insensitive.

Their plight has drawn international attention, sparking a global social media campaign and hashtag #BringBackOurGirls.

The shootings garnered massive media attention and sparked a national debate on gun violence.

The speech and subsequent national attention have sparked a happy, if modest, renaissance for Mr. Lea.

The antiunion legislation drew national attention and sparked an uproar that led to a recall campaign, which collected enough signatures to force a recall election in 2012.

Because "The Great Gatsby" has yet again caught Hollywood's wandering eye, this last piece has received the most attention and sparked the most debate.

The attention has sparked the Cambridge University Student Union to set up Students Deserve Better – a campaign to tackle complaints about supervisors and tutors lacking the ability to provide proper pastoral support.

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