The recent publicity appears to have muted his enthusiasm for the mainstream as much as excited it, and to have ignited an eagerness to defend the industry in which he found his niche.
The massacres in San Bernardino and Orlando have ignited a push to deny firearms to those who are suspected of terrorist sympathies.
These limitations coupled with hypersensitivity and toxicities associated with some commonly used chemotherapeutic agents, have ignited the need to search for safer and more effective treatments for paediatric low grade gliomas.
Twenty-two crew members had been aboard at the time of the fire, which appears to have ignited as workers were using a torch to cut a pipe that contained 28 gallons of oil.
But on the basis of the quiet turnout at the museum yesterday, "Committed to the Image" seemed to have ignited few of the same emotions.
It seems to have ignited comparisons between how the league has handled Deflategate relative to its other recent scandals involving domestic violence arrests and concussion-related injuries as well as the controversy over the Redskins' name.
Fuel being treated for transportation was believed to have ignited the explosion and subsequent fire.
A flare thrown from the stage appears to have ignited soundproofing foam on the ceiling.
One of its four solid-propellant boosters appeared to have ignited prematurely and destroyed the vehicle.
This seems to have ignited his deep love of Shakespeare, and his obsessive regard for Falstaff.
