Sentence examples for kindled from high-quality English sources.

• I kindled a fresh pot of coffee.

• It kindled more than a few romances.

• New ideas in psychology, philosophy, and political theory kindled a search for new modes of expression.

• Charles Fried's widely influential book Contract as Promise (1981) re-kindled this debate in American legal circles.

• We draw toward the glow of the fires that our heroes have kindled to keep us out.

• Yet the Communist Party leaders’ decision last week has kindled expectations among some that Mr.

• Indeed, Trethewey’s fraught family history kindled her fascination with American pasts other than her own.

• The incident kindled recollections of downed Iran Air flight 655 in 1988, sparking anti-government protests across Iran.

Use kindled in a sentence.

• “What I think is ironically benefiting television is all the ancillary support and interest kindled by social media,” said Charles L.

• Then she kindled a good fire to warm herself, and the four Germans ascended to their lodging-place by the ladder which served them every night for this purpose.

• Marco Polo’s experiences also kindled the desire for travel and exploration in others and were, perhaps, a harbinger of the great age of discovery and exploration.

• The video of the killing, taken by one of the men who participated in it, could be said to have kindled the blaze that ignited after the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.

• Put simply, almost all the elements that kindled America’s tech backlash are present in India, from increasingly powerful internet companies to lax standards over privacy and data protection.

• The Dowler family then granted an exclusive interview to the News of the World in which they talked about their hope, quite unaware that it had been falsely kindled by the newspaper’s own intervention.

• And despite the difficulties introduced by the coronavirus pandemic, these students’ professional dreams will continue to be kindled by daily contact with the natural world, coupled with the freedom to embrace curiosity and creative problem-solving.

• The new hope kindled in western Europe by the Marshall Plan helped secure the defeat of the Communists in the 1948 Italian election (the $1,000,000 of CIA funds for the Christian Democrats was hardly decisive) and stabilize politics elsewhere in western Europe.

kindled sentence examples

• “And if you do kill me, I can rest assure you, and your cronies, I have kindled a fire in the gut of many … who will carry the fight on to take back our country’s resources from the hands of greedy few elites who play this game under the pretext of people’s interest.

• As soon as the “Holy Fire” symbolising the Resurrection is kindled in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, usually on Saturday afternoon, the flames (or rather lanterns kindled from the flame) are swiftly transported to Orthodox communities near and far.

• And yet I have had the weakness, and have still the weakness, to wish you to know with what a sudden mastery you kindled me, heap of ashes that I am, into fire—a fire, however, inseparable in its nature from myself, quickening nothing, lighting nothing, doing no service, idly burning away.”

• “‘Whereas, by a statute made in the reign of his imperial majesty Calin Deffar Plune, it is enacted, that, whoever shall make water within the precincts of the royal palace, shall be liable to the pains and penalties of high-treason; notwithstanding, the said Quinbus Flestrin, in open breach of the said law, under colour of extinguishing the fire kindled in the apartment of his majesty’s most dear imperial consort, did maliciously, traitorously, and devilishly, by discharge of his urine, put out the said fire kindled in the said apartment, lying and being within the precincts of the said royal palace, against the statute in that case provided, etc. against the duty, etc.