Sentence examples for sparked only from inspiring English sources

Others think it sparked only the unrest and guerrilla activity of the 1970s.

Roland Emmerich's big-screen depiction of the event has, so far, sparked only controversy.

Her ouster, on both occasions, sparked only sporadic protests across Pakistan.

The bill, previously passed by the House, cleared the Sen ate by a vote of 59 to 5 after two days of largely desultory debate, sparked only by a last minute fight over establishing a new Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs.

Interest is sparked only during controversy, for example.

He's an unreliable narrator, whose considerations are sparked only by gambling and luck.

His powerful flashlight wasn't enough to see the cave wall across from him or the bottom, sparking only more curiosity.

Most people today have heard of Moore's Law and the explosion of the number of transistors in modern technology, but if you are of the younger generation, the word "vacuum tube" sparks only faint recognition.

WASHINGTON -- President Obama's proposal to trim Social Security's cost-of-living adjustments has sparked not only Democratic outrage, but Republican confusion.

Pesetsky marvels at the interest this debate has sparked, not only within the field but in the world at large.

Similarly, Calgary has become Toronto's main challenger for corporate headquarters in Canada, a move sparked not only by oil wealth but lower taxes and regulation.