Sentence examples similar to ignite public interest from inspiring English sources
But the academy's report shined new light on the problem and ignited public interest in the issue.
SNK followed with Fatal Fury later that year and, together, both games re-ignited public interest in the fighting genre, bringing it mainstream attention and making competitive gaming pretty much the raddest thing in the world in the process.
The sentencing clearly ignited public interest: It was more difficult, however, to say who was there strictly to support Oland, and who also wanted to catch the latest, thrilling installment of one of the most dramatic cases in Saint John's 231-year history.
The sentencing clearly ignited public interest: it was more difficult, however, to say who was there strictly to support Oland, and who also wanted to catch the latest, thrilling installment of one of the most dramatic cases in Saint John's 231-year history.
In 2013, Man of Steel performed slightly ahead of Thor: The Dark World, and that is probably a more accurate comparison than trying to compare Man of Steel to Iron Man 3, since the Superman franchise had been left fallow for decades before a prior revival attempt didn't quite ignite enough public interest.
The degree to which "Alexander McQueen Savage Beautyy" has ignited wide-scale public interest would have been a remarkable achievement for any exhibition dedicated to the work of a single artist.
If it ignited the flame of public interest — and isn't that what we hoped for?
Breaks have defined Blessing Jee's time at Harvard: the first ignited a passion for public interest law, and another to come as part of the her admission to the Law School's deferral program.
Was it of public interest?
