Sentence examples similar to setting sparks from inspiring English sources
Pizza Huts wacky pizzas, like its Hot Dog Stuffed Crust Pizza, certainly set sparks of intrigue (and maybe disgust) flying throughout social media and the Internet.
A Western period-instrument group jams with a Turkish band, setting off sparks and shedding delightful light on whole musical ages and cultures.
According to Leonard, words serve as catalysts, setting off sparks of potential meaning that the listener organizes into more specific meaning by observing facial expressions, body language, and other redundant cues.
Old issues of land, class conflict and resistance to imperialism that were foremost during the waves of guerrilla insurrections, university revolts and military coups in Peru from the 1960's into the early 1990's are no longer setting the sparks.
Clad in high heels, meanwhile, Little Miss Fabulous has "fabulous hair … long and luxurious and silky, and it shone in the sun like gold", but her trend-setting sparks the envy of Little Miss Splendid.
"The mistake most people made was setting the spark with too much advance".
But at least the lead performances set off sparks.
The messianic urge set off sparks of mystical hope that were fundamentally foreign to Adorno.
But at least Jane Fonda's and Catherine Keener's lead performances set off sparks.
The story of his spiritual journey set off sparks of recognition.
