Sentence examples for what really sparked from inspiring English sources

What really sparked public awareness of Edward VIII's relationship with Simpson, and the abdication crisis that might follow, came thanks to the words of Bishop Blunt of Bradford whose pulpit denunciation in 1936 exposed the whole crisis.

What really sparked me was that I was hanging with a group of my boys, they asked me what I was working on, and I told them — this older-woman thing — and a few of them started talking about their own experiences in high school.

But what really sparked my interest was the story Harold told about how tracking global buying patterns have led him to discover an unexpected trend.

What really sparked Tsur's interest in the tech industry wasn't even the concept of technology itself, but rather "the idea, the opportunity to create change in the world, to disrupt an industry, to build something new, and to have fun," she says.

But what really sparked photography for me were when I got my first digital camera.

But what really sparked my interest in Israel was the dramatic Entebbe Hostage Rescue in 1976.

That's what really sparks people's imaginations about 3-D environments".

But what really sparks him off is a question about a lack of courage and imagination on the left to come up with a solution to neo-liberalism.

What really gives Spark the edge over Hadoop is speed.

Lord knows what really happened to spark the chaos.

While CEO/co-founder Tim Tuttle and his colleagues hope that the ACE will eventually find its way into a number of apps and services (thanks to a Developer Platform that was hinted at when news of its funding round broke), what really helped to spark people's imagination was the impressive MindMeld iPad app demoed at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2012.