Sentence examples for material sparked by from inspiring English sources

It's not essential to read up about Granduciel's obsessive marshalling of his material, sparked by tour burnout and a bad breakup, but the submerged meanings of songs like Suffering and An Ocean in Between the Waves do invite further research, the same way you might Google speculative theories about True Detective.

So it's something of a surprise when she says her new material was sparked by her sense of affinity, if not sympathy, for the girls who have left.

The development of an embryo usually requires genetic material from sperm and egg, as well as a series of chemical changes sparked by fertilization.

Apparently, the diversity debate sparked by the all-white Oscar acting nominations will — not surprisingly — play a large role in Rock's material, but not always in the ways you might expect.

He embarked on a materials science research program focused on increasing the minority-carrier lifetime--the time it takes for an electron sparked by absorption of sunlight to fall into an empty space in the crystal's valence shell.

Meanwhile, the light sparked by the annihilation of electrons and holes is also directed through the wells, because of differences in the materials' optical properties.

Both were sparked by a mustardy vinaigrette.

The controversy was sparked by "gender workshops".

"A lot of interest has been sparked by it.

Inspiration was sparked by other well-known friends.

The hopes were sparked by Iberia Airlines' Enrique Dupuy de Lome.