Sentence examples for kindled by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "kindled by" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that has been ignited or inspired by a particular source or influence. Example: "Her passion for painting was kindled by her childhood experiences in the countryside."
Luther's religious faith is kindled by another miracle.
Memories of Snoopy's dramatic interpretation are kindled by the latest dramatic retelling of "Les Miserables".
His interest in architecture was kindled by his father's lifelong involvement in the construction industry.
Harvey has acknowledged that his motivation may be particularly kindled by the showdown with Strasburg.
Those expectations were kindled by almost all major bank and investment banks, which were overly optimistic about the euro's prospects.
The intrepid travelers leave home, their spirits kindled by strains of "Hey Diddle Diddle" on the record player.
I would never have undertaken that paper-route-financed journey absent the world-wonder kindled by my pen pal.
The applause had a warmth kindled by equal parts of ideological solidarity, partisan pride, self-congratulation, and amazement.
"It's the best profession, I absolutely love it," says Furman, whose boyhood enthusiasm was kindled by seeing the newly built monuments of postmodernism.
I want to retain the interest in books and reading alone that has been kindled by these books which seem adored by children, less so by parents.
He developed his love of parties by watching his parents' shindigs; his passion for taking pictures was kindled by the photo albums his mother put together.
