Sentence examples similar to yet it ignites from inspiring English sources

Yet it ignited a conflagration: by the evening, hundreds of Asian men had gathered in Glodwick, where they put up barricades and threw stones and petrol bombs at the police, who were now in full riot gear.

That's something that doesn't ignite many people's imaginations and yet it's what will enable us to compete with India and China".

Yet it marked a turning point – a spark which would ignite an international movement that is still with us today.

Yet, it is worth noting, as a case in point, that textbooks were indeed the spark that ignited the landmark Kitzmiller v. Dover intelligent design trial in 2005.

I hope it ignites a lively debate.

It ignites in an orange fireball.

It ignites.

It ignites your passion.

Yet Israel is loth to attack them, lest it ignite a broader war.

It is easily ignited, yet its strength and specifics vary significantly from culture to culture, person to person.

It ignited.