Sentence examples similar to ignite a desire from inspiring English sources

By the time he was 16, Stuart's musical horizons had been broadened by listening to Paul's AC/DC records, which ignited a desire to play the drums.

I drank it and let the subject drop, but the idea ignited a desire inside of me that no normal beer could soothe.

In an intimate conversation for NBC with his father, Luis A. Miranda Jr., the "Hamilton" creator discussed how being one of very few students of Puerto Rican descent in his high school ignited a desire to embrace and share his culture with his peers.

It ignited a real desire for me to go out and really search for music of all genres past, present and future and has led to my continued passion for music over the years.

The 21-year-old accused of killing nine black churchgoers in Charleston, South Carolina, had been "planning something like that for six months", his roommate has revealed, as friends recalled Dylann Roof's tirades against African Americans "taking over the world" and his desire to ignite "a civil war".

Fuelling all her writing has been a desire to recreate that early flame, to ignite a response so intense it becomes almost physical.

Let's ignite a new reality".

This may ignite a sale process.

This did not ignite a popular uprising.

Did "Skyfall" ignite a resurgence?

First, it would ignite a political firestorm.