"kindle enthusiasm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to ignite or awaken a feeling of excitement or passion. You can use it in any sentence where you want to describe someone or something that creates or inspires enthusiasm. Example: "The motivational speaker's powerful words were able to kindle enthusiasm in the audience, inspiring them to pursue their dreams and goals with vigor."
Her label is called Awake, an acronym for "All Wonderful Adventures Kindle Enthusiasm," which is basically Ms. Alaverdian's way of saying strike while the iron's hot.
The risk of publication is the grave fact of the life, and, even among writers less inclined than Hemingway to construe words as the manifest expression of personal honor, the notion that words one has not risked publishing should be open to "continuing investigation" by "serious students of literature" could not be calculated to kindle enthusiasm.
The eschatological strain of the Crusades can also be noted in the Crusade sermons of Bernard of Clairvaux in 1147, who kindled enthusiasm to liberate Jerusalem with reference to the pressing terminal dates of the end time.
The process is not completely free of contamination hazards, but it avoids the problems that have plagued open-pit or underground mines for decades, especially that posed by radioactive tailings.Yet high demand has also re-kindled enthusiasm for the old ways.
Many whose recently kindled enthusiasm for Leicester will not outlast the summer's celebrations may find themselves retaining an interest in the career of N'Golo Kanté, wherever he eventually goes – which could be Old Trafford, if we take Sir Alex Ferguson's description of the Frenchman as the player of the season to be the sign of a fishing expedition undertaken on behalf of Manchester United.
Voters may have lost faith in the government, but it is hard to kindle their enthusiasm for any other party.
The objective of the portal is to make scientific information accessible to a broad public, and to kindle students' enthusiasm for science.
Direct mailings to schools and universities, and repeated interviews on television and radio, and in newspapers were used to kindle the enthusiasm of a broad section of the public for GIS.
Ms. Suarez, who says her father, an industrial engineer, kindled her enthusiasm for computers, aspires to become a supervisor.
On the evening of Dec. 4, you could feel the give-and-take between Jennie Somogyi and Jared Angle: she took full advantage of his superb partnering skills and in return she kept kindling his enthusiasm.
Half a century on, only practical policies, not euro-visions, will help re-kindle wider enthusiasm for a project that too often feels as if it has lost its purpose.
