Sentence examples for sparked a sense of from inspiring English sources

Two qualities in Rembrandt's printmaking had sparked a sense of comradeship across the centuries.

Living, albeit safely, through such a cataclysmic period sparked a sense of history that has never left me.

Turkey has both European and Asian aspects, but nowhere is it more European than in Istanbul, and Europe's gesture of friendship has sparked a sense of relief and optimism here.

Betty's interest in my background sparked a sense of curiosity of my own: What gave her the idea that I could come from royalty?

The pain and sleep deprivation sparked a sense of panic that echoed through the next few days; I wasn't sure how long I would be able to withstand this.

Customers sit around rickety wooden tables with flickering candles sparking a sense of intrigue.

"Last Men in Aleppo" is unbearable to watch, in the most admirable sense — it films atrocities, and courageous efforts to cope with them, and sparks a sense of anger and frustration that's nearly unendurable.

Not only are Sacha Baron Cohen and Ken Davitian indubitably there in the flesh but the entire film, the entire movie career of Sacha Baron Cohen the auteur depends on the documentary basis — and that's why his movies, spilling outside the bounds of fiction into life, consistently spark a sense of ethical discomfort.

Not only are Sacha Baron Cohen and Ken Davitian indubitably there in the flesh but the entire film, the entire movie career of Sacha Baron Cohen the auteur depends on the documentary basis and that's why his movies, spilling outside the bounds of fiction into life, consistently spark a sense of ethical discomfort.

Hong may write his scripts on the spur of the moment, but his screenplay craft is nonetheless jewel-like, glittering with his characters' aphoristic observations, which bounce off one another like dialectical billiard balls and spark a sense of visual action.

Which is why, nearing his own retirement, he is trying to spark a sense of urgency.