Sentence examples for which kindled from inspiring English sources

At night he would wander the neighborhood taking pictures of the construction of the South Street Seaport, which kindled an interest in documenting "life in flux," he said.

Thanks in part to the subprime mortgage crisis, which kindled defaults on bonds backed by home loans and caused fixed-income investors to rethink their affinity for risky assets, financing seems to be drying up for mergers and acquisitions.

Chao is seen in almost every video as sporting a pair of sunglasses, a habit which kindled viewer interest.

Nevertheless, Puhlmann et al. has reported that Rac1 protein is essential for efficient replication of NDV in tumourigenic cells, which kindled the interest to study the gene expression of Rac1.

Tim Ho Wan, which opens daily at 10 A.M., distinguishes itself from its Chinatown peers with a varied selection, from de-rigueur oolong to the palate-cleansing pu'er, which kindles the appetite for the bamboo steamers to follow.

As a political leader, Ms. da Silva owes much of her popularity and her credibility among voters here to the powerful symbolism of her rise to power from poverty, which kindles hope that others can do the same.

We might like to comfort ourselves with the notion that it's this godlike overview which kindles in us such intense sympathy for the destinies of these man- and womannikins, however, I suspect the truth is rather more disturbing.

The explosions have marked a deterioration in security across the country widely believed to stem from the war in neighbouring Syria, which has kindled long-standing regional rivalries.

In general, Mr. da Silva has sought to avoid clashes with the military, which has kindled some criticism that he has been too indulgent of the armed forces.

Combined with a new 3% decline in the Shanghai stock market, which had kindled a global sell-off on Tuesday, the questions about U.S. economic growth were enough to worry investors and renew the market decline.

But Chinese state-run news media widely reported the announcement, which could kindle public expectations that the government will take steps to back up its words.