Sentence examples for identity ignite from inspiring English sources

If you really want to know what it takes to make a woman orgasm, to watch her soul explode and her identity ignite, then take a look at Harold Brodkey's 1973 short story "Innocence".

The pill challenged traditional concepts of psychology and identity, igniting a debate in the world of mental health care.  .  .

The pill also challenged traditional concepts of psychology and identity, igniting a debate between enthusiastic advocates and those who believe that mental states are too complex to be treated like a common virus.  .  .

Britain Stronger in Europe – the official remain campaign – should be celebrating Britain's identity and igniting the fire in people who feel passionately about inclusiveness and progressiveness.

As the night wore on, speculation on the identity of the man who would ignite London's Olympic cauldron became ever more intense.

But when he wrote a series of columns and blogs questioning the Aboriginality of prominent light-skinned Australians, he ignited a debate about racial identity and free speech – and ended up in court.

By John Cassidy February 15 , 2012The confirmation that Robert Zoellick will soon be stepping down as chairman of the World Bank has ignited a lot of speculation about the identity of his successor.

The #MeToo movement has amplified more women and minority voices, while the election of Donald Trump has ignited a new conversation about race and identity.

Amber Rose ignited a new theory on Thursday about the identity of the woman in question during an episode of Spencer and Heidi Pratt's podcast "Make Speidi Famous Again". .

But in 21st-century France, where notions of belonging and identity are so visibly alive with antagonisms, a football manager can easily ignite a media firestorm with a few badly chosen words.

Last night's panel discussion was convened to keep culture alive by igniting a discussion on values and principles that form the fabric of our national identity.