Sentence examples for feeling ignited from inspiring English sources

This isn't a new feeling ignited by the sudden appearance of the oil rig; it's been in my blood for a long time.

Carved from the seasoned hearts of rosewood -   the fine grain veined black    through the sheen of maroon -   my father's piano    was the centre of home; the sounding-board of thought and feeling   ignited by    the heartbeat, heartbeat, heartbeat  threading through the scales   of pitch in time.

"In the current political situation in South Korea, the intention would be to calm down anti-American feelings ignited by the schoolgirls' deaths by the U.S. army vehicle and to show U.S. power at the last moment of presidential election," an analyst wrote in Hankyoreh Shinmun, a liberal daily.

His trademarks are all there: the quick, elliptical scenes, the unfussy fades to black, and the pulse of interest that can bring a camera hastening smoothly to inspect the characters, up close and personal, as their feelings ignite.

His trademarks are all there: the quick, elliptical scenes, the unfussy fades to black, and the pulse of interest that can bring a camera hastening smoothly to inspect the characters, up close and personal, as their feelings ignite — anger on Paul's face, as he sits with a drink, or despair on that of his mother (Caroline Silhol), as her immaculate manners start to crack.

No link has been established with Wednesday's attack, but who knows what deeds arise, and what feelings are ignited, when a public mood is as angered and volatile as this one?

The stadium saga has provoked strong feelings and ignited controversy ever since the decision was taken to press ahead with a semi-permanent solution in 2007 that deferred a decision on its ultimate future.

His eyes wandered up and down my body, and feelings of anger ignited within me as his eyes landed on my chest.

This is because it's the time of year in which our innermost ~ passions ~ and ~ feelings ~ are ignited.

Give yourself the time and space to think calmly and clearly so that you can ACT accordingly, and not react to the feelings of urgency ignited by the moment.

It was clear that Edinburgh ignited myriad feelings and memories in me.