But those House & Garden details don't kindle my imagination.
Each one kindles my imagination, but I'm aware that the stories they conjure up are tinged with romanticism.
And though the choreographer's presentation of Ms. Young, Mr. Kleinendorst and Mr. Mahoney is neat, they never seem here to have kindled his imagination.
Whiskey kindles the imagination, and it feels natural and pastoral, unlike, say vodka, which brings to mind meetings on how to market a product.
Dutt wrote to a friend: "I despise Ram and his rabble, but the idea of Ravan elevates and kindles my imagination; he was a grand fellow".
At age 8, his grandmother gave him a book that kindled his imagination.
A book that inspired you, or made you laugh, or kindled your imagination -- or possibly even saved you?
To kindle the imaginations of his 5-year-old grandson and 4-year-old granddaughter, Massachusetts contractor Jay Hewitt decided to test his skills at a whole new level: the treetops.
By Ellen Tolmie "Photographic images of children are the most common, the most sacred and at times the most controversial images of our times … They can be both banal and profound; they can narrow perceptions by reinforcing clichés or broaden perspectives by kindling the imagination".
Her imagination kindles and soon she does.
But, as a record of the way Rome has kindled a powerful imagination, Hughes's book is attractive, and revealing.
