Sentence examples for interest ignited by from inspiring English sources

But the spark of interest ignited by the fresh first scene, a disarming and funny heart-to-heart between a confused mother and her teenage son, is all but extinguished by the time this finger-wagging satire has concluded.

Rowling is a formidable storyteller – as shown by the sheer imaginative detail and narrative organisation of the world of Harry Potter – and, as Strike and Robin set out to prove that Lula Landry's death was not a suicide, the plot is tightly moulded and told, with the reader's interest ignited by tantalising references to the detective's lost leg or a file of death threats that he has received.

Sarver also explained that his interest was ignited by a conversation with former Rangers defender David Robertson, who is now based in Arizona.

The explosion of interest in Bach, ignited by Marx, Mendelssohn, Zelter and Schlesinger, dates from this publication.

"The Slum": is there anyone whose interest would be ignited by these words on a dust jacket?

Mr. Kirby said his interest in fencing was ignited by watching a duel in the film "The Princess Bride".

Solo, meanwhile, was born out of an interest in Bulgaria first ignited by the Bulgarian music Dasgupta came across in the early 1990s.

And there's Spock's importance to many viewers — to a gay fan for whom the Vulcan became an important symbol of outsiderness, and to the scientists and engineers whose interest in space was ignited by Star Trek, and to whom Spock provided a key model of intellectual curiosity and the scientific outlook.

Age: 24 I found myself wondering whether someday the young people we work with will be sharing a meal and discussing how their own interest in good food was ignited by the FoodCorps members who urged them to "get their hands dirty".

People can be ignited by anything.

But those tears were ignited by memories, not memorabilia.