Sentence examples for doesn't ignite from inspiring English sources

Year after year, independent money follows passion but doesn't ignite it.

It doesn't ignite a cataclysm, and that gives it its terrible power.

That's something that doesn't ignite many people's imaginations and yet it's what will enable us to compete with India and China".

Make certain the flashpoint doesn't ignite any of your municipal bond issues.

Though it doesn't ignite a genre, it sure will stimulate your strategic senses and inspire you to creatively master the difficult levels in a quest to defeat the elusive Lord Landower.

In some cases, if they do shoot at you, you may have a chance of the gun misfiring, by this means, the round is hit, but, it doesn't ignite the gunpowder making the round not go through, if this happens they would have to re-cock the gun, if your able to attack them but be careful and quick.

Other times the missiles' propellant does not ignite and they fall quickly to the ground.

Party politics, understandably, does not ignite the same passions as questions about a country's independence.

Fire protection is a particular concern, but advocates for wooden buildings say mass timber does not ignite easily and forms a layer of char that slows burning.

But far less visibly, the Obama administration has been mounting a country-by-country campaign to go beyond the treaty and ensure that Iran's push toward atomic mastery does not ignite a regional nuclear arms race.

She does not ignite the audience with the fire of her talent but extends over them the palpitating cover of all those tears, as yet unborn but already tormenting her heart".