Sentence examples for really kindled from inspiring English sources

It was her more abstract experience of large-scale urban renewal elsewhere, particularly in Philadelphia, under the then much praised Edmund Bacon, that really kindled her growing indignation about what was happening to cities.

Rocket Jackson wonders, Will phenelzine really kindle the "urge to actually initiate a conversation," or will it just relax him in groups?

Rejectioncollection.com and a few other sites with similar fare rely on both, and healthy lashes of humor, to help the writers who visit and post their stories see the scores of humiliating rejection letters for what they really are: kindling for their art.

I think that the dynamic nature of the private sector is what's really going to kindle the fire.

We'll never know, but she seems to really like Kindle commercials.

I think when the history of the era is written, it's the Kindle that will be seen as the breakthrough device…even though it's already been superseded in many ways by the iPad…It was really the Kindle that ushered in the post-Gutenberg and showed that a printed book was no longer necessarily the best way to read a book.

The job is done, interest is swiftly kindled, but something of the mystery has really been lost.

When it has really taken, add the kindling.

Once you buy a Kindle book, you really are stuck with Kindles and Kindle reading apps forever.

The only downside to Kindle for iPhone — to any form of Kindle, really — is the lack of a cover.

Can the Kindle Really Improve On the Book?