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Discover LudwigThe phrase "spark my mind" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe something that has sparked creativity or inspired new ideas. For example: "Reading this book really sparked my mind and gave me lots of new ideas for my own project."
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Here's how I spark my mind and body for extreme, optimized performance.
I had blustered outwardly before the competition, but when it was my turn behind the wheel of the 12-foot Spark my mind became a blur of directional arrows and those painted-footstep charts they included with dance records back in the '60s.
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"While I was looking at these destroyed towers in Lebanon, it sparked in my mind that the tyrant should be punished with the same and that we should destroy towers in America, so that it tastes what we taste and would be deterred from killing our children and women," he said.
This immediately sparked in my mind the wonders of the 1982 landmark film Tron (which, in turn, was inspired by Pong): beings in the machine, tiny organisms living out their own lives, yet contributing to a grander process.
This really sparked my interest in nature.
"It was an accident I came across it and it just sparked something in my mind," said Cummins.
When Biden said that so indignantly in 2004, it sparked an idea in my mind: is it really un-American to use steroids, or are steroids a side effect of being American?
She sparked that idea in my mind.
"So many people I knew wanted to use the same products that I was using in my hair and it sparked an idea in my mind to market the product," she says.
My mind would spark a thought that maybe this would be something that I'd like to try one day.
I had lived in a sorority house as a student, and this social island became in my mind Spark's The May of Teck Club in postwar Kensington, an establishment that existed "for the Pecuniary Convenience and Social Protection of Ladies of Slender Means below the age of Thirty Years, who are obliged to reside apart from their Families in order to follow an Occupation in London".
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