Sentence examples for definite spark from inspiring English sources

There's a definite spark between them, but it's clear this is only a reprieve.

Meanwhile, there's a definite spark between Elizabeth and the haughty yet dishy monster-killer Mr Darcy.

Although there was a definite spark, Chris is adamant the pair didn't "cross the line".

He felt that Myles and Owen "stole the show" as Gwen and Rhys believing that "there's a definite spark between these two that sets their moments apart".

However, I'm unwilling to count the sector out; two of the following three Internet retailers are showing some definite sparks of life.

The promise, too, that they are to take part as judges at the Last Judgment (Luke 22 30) sparked definite conceptions of rank.

Try and spark a definite interest in him by admitting you like him back (even if you don't like him, it depends on what your motivations for being with him are).

Nothing is definite, though.

And while she still has no definite answers about what sparked this tragic series of events, there's one thing Hilliard thinks she knows, and that's what caused Beau the pig to die.

Not definitive, just definite.

Thus hydrogen and oxygen may be present in any arbitrary proportions in mechanical mixtures but when sparked will combine only in definite proportions to form the chemical compound water (H2O).