Sentence examples for has ignited something from inspiring English sources

In her voice-over, Kurylenko's character calls him an extraordinarily "loving" man; it's as if her emotional energy has ignited something latent in him, has focussed his centrifugal, worldly attention and brought it to bear on a single soul — or, rather, on two souls, the woman and her daughter — who reflect the light of love back to him.

And we're thrilled that our book has ignited something so positive and life-affirming.

While the latest revelations about the work HSBC's Swiss private bank has being doing for wealthy tax cheats have ignited something of a firestorm, the basic elements of the story have actually been known about for years.

But, as he puts it in the book, "Obama had ignited something very powerful in young people throughout the country.

What has ignited them is unclear, but they seem to be goading something on.

The J. C. decision has ignited debate.

His presidency has ignited a literary boomlet.

The challenge has ignited a volcano of ingenuity.

This has ignited a fierce debate about his ideology.

Dr. Irani, 78, has ignited controversy at Occidental before.

Allen has ignited a debate and that's great.