Sentence examples for kindled into from inspiring English sources

The dim hopes for rescue kindled into demands for recovery, led by the West Bengal government.

Balcombe has been kindled into the new beacon of protest against a fossil-fuelled future.

Sterile art is only kindled into life, jokes Caravaggio, by whatever it is that reddens and animates his Cupid's face - that wrongness, that desire.

"Martin's sureness of phrasing is one of the great pleasures of her recent fiction.... Her cool, remote voice has mellowed, and her competence has kindled into brilliance".

The lovers' passion is kindled into tremulous life in the ballroom scene before Gatti plunges into an account of the balcony pas de deux which is flagrantly erotic, almost brutally sexual.

It cannot, however, be perpetual, and when at last that portion of matter sinks again to the temperature of space, there it may remain to all eternity unless in so far as by the chapter of accidents it may be again kindled into temporary luminosity.

I can tax my brain as much as I want, but my heart is only half in it, and when the head is doing the larger share of the work, it takes on a whiff of academic chill (what my wife very rightly calls note-spinning) that no bellows can ever kindle into a real fire".

The word "symbol" is a Greek term for a token of remembrance (tessera hospitalis) that could be broken in two so that should a descendent of a former guest enter his house, the co-joined pieces would kindle into an act of recognition.

What began as two friends' frustrated email exchange about Silicon Valley's gender gap is kindling into a national organization that has now engaged nearly 300 other girls in learning about the world of computer science.

In addition to the new Joey products, Dish has also updated its mobile apps for iOS and Android, and is adding the Kindle Fire into the mix.

The characters in gray start inhibited, uniform, but the Firebird's presence soon kindles them into enthusiasm.