Sentence examples for Heated controversies from inspiring English sources

As is often the case with Jewish issues, Berlin saw the most heated controversies.

Gullion guides her readership deep into one of the most heated controversies in our fossil-fuel-addicted culture.

The Barcelona striker will hope the decision marks an end to one of the most heated controversies of last year and of his own career.

Of particular value is his discussion of three heated controversies: the role of artists' intentions; the implications of forgery and plagiarism; and the status of Dadaist provocations, like Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain" — a urinal put forward for exhibition in 1917.

State representative Paul Ralston, a Democrat from Middlebury, voted in favor of the bill, but says his vote wasn't determined by the heated controversies that surround genetically modified crops, including potential health concerns - which some dismiss groundless - or the emergence of superweeds.

Hollywood has engendered heated controversies in the past when it has taken on religious stories.

In others, the cards can arouse heated controversy.

During one episode, Bisping sparked heated controversy when he squirted water in the face of one of Henderson's fighters.

It's hard to fathom how one sentence has sparked nearly 40 years of heated controversy and relentless litigation.

After heated controversy the measure was revoked because it was evident from our experience that the dockers had nothing to do with those acts at all.

Last week's announcement that World Bank President James D. Wolfensohn will speak at the 2002 Commencement exercises sparked heated controversy among members of the MIT community.