Sentence examples for tiniest spark from inspiring English sources

"For the Good Times" (Milking Bull/EMI) subtly improves on that debut, with a diverse but cohesive batch of covers, all lovingly played, with the tiniest spark of mischief.

There's real emotional potency in the struggle of the men to keep hold of their dreams – education, freedom, simply enjoying a cold beer – in the face of a regime so vicious it stamps on the tiniest spark of kindness.

Still, the company's safety record does not rank it among the gulf's worst operators, but underscores the inherent dangers of offshore energy prospecting and production: The tiniest spark can result in a catastrophic fire or explosion.

Dare to show even the tiniest spark of interest in royal babies or movie star divorces or Olympic decathlete gender identity and you're likely to be scorned for engaging in "celebrity worship".

Trump fanned the flames of fear and hate with his comments about ethnic-Mexican migrants, but the tiniest spark would have worked just as easily because anti-Mexican sentiment is very American…and has been at least since the nineteenth century.

Put your fire out with copious amounts of water: saturate it, so that there is no possibility of even the tiniest spark remaining.

Here, his taut production style feels airless and claustrophobic, and his duets — specifically, with Justin Timberlake on the Jackson 5-ish "Brand New" and with Alicia Keys over the rigid reggae of "Know Who You Are" — create only the tiniest sparks.

All you need's a tiny spark".

Many are small scale, but a tiny spark can ignite major positive change.

One tiny spark of faith is all it takes to revive a magic toy store.

And then the anger came, beginning as a tiny spark, but gradually growing to a roaring fire.