Sentence examples for that were fuelled from inspiring English sources

Coaching egos that were fuelled by sibling rivalry punctuated Super Bowl XLVII, in 2013, when the brothers John and Jim Harbaugh faced off.

Their use has provoked concern that many civilians have been caught during these air strikes – fears that were fuelled by a recent report in the New York Times which revealed the Obama administration's definition of potential targets.

But it was not only the Hillsborough disaster itself that we had to deal with, it was also the libellous and deeply disrespectful smears against victims and Liverpool fans that were fuelled by the Sun newspaper in the immediate aftermath of the tragedy.

After all, we have lived through political earthquakes that were fuelled at least in part by new media, and we find ourselves contemplating what has happened with the same kind of "informed bewilderment" that must have afflicted Pope Leo X as he watched his pestilential priest become the most famous man in Germany.

It was a return to the ideas about home and the postmodern that inspired me; ideas that were fuelled by "Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture," by Robert Venturi, which I was rereading for the first time since I left art school, in the late nineteen-seventies".

At a moment when the Republicans are talking about entitlement reform, and Ben Carson, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, is proposing to triple the rents of some of the poorest people in the country, the sight of big banks reporting surges in profits that were fuelled by tax cuts raises alarming moral questions.

Along with the collapse of every secular ideology embraced by Egyptian politicians and intellectuals during this century, it was government repression and ineptitude, far more than militants' guns and bombs, that were fuelling the Islamic flame.

It's this feature that's fuelled the Facebook hoax.

Using condoms can slow, but never halt, an epidemic that is fuelled by basic poverty.

Each financial innovation that came along became the object of speculation that was fuelled by cheap money.

"If there's one thing that's fuelled Burma's many problems over the last half century, it's been its isolation.