Sentence examples for cannot spark from inspiring English sources

The danger of investing in Dawn Powell, as Page has discovered, is that sheer will alone cannot spark a literary resurgence.

The point of 6... Qb6 is to drive the d4 knight back so that it cannot spark an onslaught by a sacrifice at e6.

A restaurant that does not smell of food or cooking cannot spark and enliven all the senses the way a restaurant brimming with the aromas of a kitchen can.

Although the Keck and Kauffman initiatives cannot spark the fundamental reform needed by the entire, increasingly dysfunctional apparatus, they may pioneer ways to salvage the hopes and futures of at least some talented young researchers.

A female singing group croons, "Are you ready for a revelation?" Then a young woman tells of how she had almost aborted her sixth pregnancy before deciding, "God isn't going to give you what you cannot bear," sparking thunderous applause.

Psychoanalytic books cannot bounce and spark off each other in the way that, say, books about Darwinism or the environment do.

The results indicate that only the arc type discharges can effectively favor (101) orientation because they can generate the thermal stress large enough to cause (101) crystalline planes rotation while both the micro arc and luminescent spark cannot.

Mr. Grindley, whose meticulous direction of both "American Plan" this season and "Journey's End" (2007) have been justly approved, brings a similar care to this play, but he cannot generate many sparks of human drama from the soggy tinder of Mr. Hampton's self-consciously clever dialogue.

The worst of it is that he cannot go without sparking a bigger constitutional crisis, the likes of which the state has never seen.

I cannot control where every spark from a rocket or mortar goes, but if I am shooting myself I know at what altitude to focus, what the expected light intensity is from different colors".

But mere efficiency cannot account for the sparks that fly with Ms. Zhang's energy, diligence and intangible conductorial chemistry.