Sentence examples for it often sparked from inspiring English sources

The confidence was welcome, because it often sparked an intrepid moment.

Take a book that concerns the town or place – it often sparks up conversation with locals and/or travellers.

When you think of the creative process it's often sparked by an inherent need, and the inventor's unique knowledge of how systems work, and how systems can be adapted to make our lives more efficient.

The sportswear magnate has taken his own, highly individual approach to running the club he bought back in 2007 and it has been one which has more often sparked fury rather than praise.

However, as Libya has always imported most of its fuel, the frenzied buying is often sparked by rumours of shortages.

Red Issue, the fanzine that has spanned the club's most successful years and so often sparked ire among opposing fans, will publish its final edition on Sunday when United host Southampton.

Popular uprisings are often sparked by small incidents that ignite long-suppressed frustrations.

I've overseen the most fascinating discussions often sparked off by the most unlikely students.

This often sparked spontaneous online debates in which students posted far more than the minimum I requested (two brief responses).

These disturbances broke out at the drop of a hat, often sparked by something as minor as a misunderstanding.

Childhood hallucinations are often sparked by life stresses, poor sleep and periods of low mood that fade when the difficult situations do.