Sentence examples for has kindled from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Fed has kindled speculation.

Chad has kindled a second fire in the pit and is toasting slices of yesterday's bread.

An uprising against a brutal tyrant has kindled a sectarian civil war.

Word of the changes has kindled a small storm in Washington in the last month.

And it has kindled a debate about whether Hong Kong should relax its strict immigration controls.

– Jenna Wortham A Beginner's Guide to Tor The Guardian |  A primer on Tor, the anonymity software that has kindled controversy.

In practice, though, the federal relicensing process has been slow and so often delayed that it has kindled considerable mistrust.

But, as a record of the way Rome has kindled a powerful imagination, Hughes's book is attractive, and revealing.

This has kindled resentment among the pre-invasion Cypriot Turks, who complain of Turkish mainlanders' patronising ways.

France has kindled its vaunted exceptionalism from the ashes of an empire that lingered in some West African lands long after formal independence.

"Whatever spark or gift I possess has been transmitted to Lucia, and has kindled a fire in her brain," he said in 1935.