Sentence examples for support ignited from inspiring English sources

As news traveled, demonstrations of support ignited around the globe.

Famous graffiti artists, mobs of dedicated women and celebrities have shown public support, igniting a media blitz with international press and a viral #FreeTheNipple campaign, even on social networks that ban visible female nipples as "obscene" while allowing grossly demeaning and sexist representations of girls and women.

Her research, Robinson hopes, will directly help educators live up to the grand potential of public education: to find, support, and ignite the capabilities and promise of every student, irrespective of family background, neighborhood, or other circumstances.

Eisgruber said Lewis' "support and leadership ignited artistic creativity, nurtured scientific innovation, and enlivened campus architecture.

We invented it, when in 1989 the first bonfire lit by President Moi also ignited support for the ban in ivory trade that was approved by CITES later that year.

We need to be motivated, supported, and yes ignited to do our best work.

Then, Omar made two comments about U.S. support for Israel that ignited fresh controversy.

Governor Engler helped ignite support for a closed primary on Tuesday evening, when he accused Mr. McCain of having borrowed Democrats to use in the open primary.

Now, a single furious customer can bring down a restaurant, a single, impassioned person can ignite support for a cause, and a single disgruntled citizen can start a movement and bring down a government.

A genetic identification might ignite support for restoration of blighted Sant'Orsola as a fitting resting place for Florence's long forgotten daughter.

It's a great example of how we can support teachers, re-ignite their passion, build connectedness and show caring, to the benefit of teachers, students, and the school community as a whole.