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• The uplifting spiritual content of Bergson enkindled the thought process of the artist.
• Indeed, as Billy Budd learned, a stutterer had best enkindle no enemies at all.
• Brandon's yearning enkindles hers.
• They halted on the way, enkindled fire to warm themselves and to cook ( food ).
• The rapidly enkindled romance between Dana and Seancontinues in its wonderstuck way to " These Foolish Things ."
• She is beautiful to look at and her performance is enkindled by the spiritual exaltation of a transcendent heroine ."
• After the invocation, a pyre is built and enkindled, and the accused would be asked to sit on it.
• It enkindles in them the eternal light, that ever enlightens the human person even when the darkness of death envelops the body.
• It tingles with the rightness of a fresh voice nailing a big, important target _ in this case raging male misogyny and the malevolent power tripping it enkindles.
• Gazing at the three-dimensional image caused Singley to understand the educational potential of stereoscopic photography, and enkindled in him a desire to teach others through the use of steroviews.
• The act enkindled nambigal and he started questioning, for which Ramanuja replied " Because of the manthram many will attain moksha for which I am glad to go to hell ".
• The hazards of a business conducted on these terms are so extreme as to enkindle doubt whether a flaw may not exist in the implication of a duty that exposes to these consequences.
• Sri Ramakrishna understood Manomohan's attitude and told him : " As an imitation custard apple reminds one of the real fruit, so the divine images enkindle the presence of God.
• Mary, writhing in ecstatic laughter, vividly realizes Schiller's ambition to draw an unsentimental portrait of a woman whose destiny is " to experience and enkindle only violent passions ."
• And his skill was deployed not in the service of thrills, but on the side of dignity and idealism _ his movie enkindled a reawakening of the stories of the men who fought the war.
• Weinstein had predicted a " Saving Private Ryan " sweep, but now says his hopes for a " Shakespeare " versus " Ryan " race have been newly enkindled.
• Federico Luppi's Dr . Fuentes, a benevolent liberal who enkindled his students'idealism and sent them out to work with the Indians in poor villages, metaphorically is forced to abandon his Mercedes.
• Rendered in delicate, sooty washes of ink on paper, his eyes and nostrils flaring, he embodies the enkindling energy _ the qi _ that the Chinese considered the breath of life and an indispensable ingredient for art.