Sentence examples for essential to ignite from inspiring English sources
Face-to-face debates are essential to ignite the campaign, to get out the vote and expose the callow Brexit case.
Pleasure is widely viewed as an essential component of happiness: food excites the reward system, stimulating dopamine to ignite desire and anticipation, and then when we eat, opiates and cannabinoids are released – basically, drugs made by our own brains.
While the long-term impact is still to be determined and assessed, there is one thing of which I am certain: it is essential that those of us who value the ability of art to ignite thought continue to bother.
The scandal failed to ignite.
We needed something to ignite us.
What changed last winter to ignite the turnaround?
The bomb failed to ignite.
Gross' work continues to ignite tempests.
The danger is that Ethiopia's beleaguered government could be tempted to ignite another nasty little border war with a neighbouring country in order to rally support back home.So it is essential that Mr Zenawi be reined in.
