Sentence examples for unwittingly igniting from inspiring English sources
This mess began last week when Pall reportedly told Rolling Stone that Lady Gaga's single "Perfect Illusion" "sucks," unwittingly igniting the metaphorical cigarette they're so fond of at both ends. .
Another good friend unwittingly ignited the debate before Christmas, however.
In December, 2010, a twenty-six-year-old fruit seller in rural Tunisia, fed up with a life of harassment and extortion by venal government officials, doused himself in paint thinner, struck a match, and unwittingly ignited the Arab Spring.
In synch, an inflammatory headline in a Kremlin-friendly newspaper announced that "The United States Is Now Fighting on the Same Side as ISIS". Using the same ploy as in the downing of MH17 (arguing that Ukraine, not Russia, is to blame), Putin claimed that, per the Russian defense ministry's findings, Syria's air attack unwittingly ignited a chemical-weapons depot in the rebel-held city.
As a young man who's lost his hated stepfather in a twister, he's naturally conflicted, and his teacher unwittingly ignites his suppressed passions.
Other flames inadvertently are ignited.
Thanks for igniting this discussion.
Three American teenagers, arrested by East German police while attending a Communist rally, unwittingly possess a roll of film that could ignite a new world war.
Nightlife ignites around 9.30pm.
