The black pall of mechanistic wickedness and the struggling but still-lit spark of humanity: as visceral and concrete as viscera and concrete, but as surreal as can be expected from the 10-decade fever-dream we all shared.
It was that fight that lit the spark.
"It's kind of lit a spark in people," the YA author Ellen Oh told Publishers Weekly.
Sure, the interactivity of the ad was limited to only those with Samsung Smart TVs, but the commercial likely lit a spark in the minds of nacho- and wing-stuffed advertisers watching the game.
It isn't a competition, to be sure, but in that moment, you're forced into either a fight or a flight response; something about the fact that your image may not be yours alone beckons you to forsake your own muses and act like you didn't care in the first place, or walk away with pride intact, puffing yourself up just to keep lit the spark that inspired you in the first place.
It's a really good one, too, whose humming industry and multi-pixelated craft come lit by a spark of something close to genuine enchantment.
Her philosophy stresses the importance of living a life of purpose and intention, while keeping the creative spark lit and being open to self-reinvention.
if you already used a digital multimeter to test the disconnected thermocouple for around 20mv when holding down the pilot button and a sparked lit pilot your gas pilot (aluminum tube) may still need disassembly and cleaning (sometimes of an inner inline orifice near the flame tip) to provide the sufficient heat to the thermocouple tip during normal operation of the water heater.
But a spark had been lit: anger continued to grow over the prospect of a new coal plant in one of Europe's "greenest cities" and demands for greater local control over Hamburg's energy system became increasingly mainstream.
We see Jeanne drop a potato, and Akerman allows it to dawn on us that this is a glimpse of something on its way – a crackle and spark of the lit fuse as the flame moves inexorably towards the explosive.
It was started by a spark from a flare lit by the band performing in the early hours.
