Sentence examples for discussion sparked from inspiring English sources

Thanks to everyone who read AN Wilson's Jesus and got stuck in to the discussion sparked off by Mark Vernon's blog.

Re "Real Race in Cancer Is Finding Its Cause" (Essay, Feb. 7): Dr. Susan Love urges us to redirect the discussion sparked by Susan G. Komen for the Cure's decisions about financing Planned Parenthood from politics to what's best for women's health.

As for the implications on the editorial side, there's been plenty of discussion (sparked recently by a controversial piece of sponsored content in the Atlantic from the Church of Scientology) about how the lines between online advertising and content can start to blur.

Considering how boring chat room dialogue can become, Barth and Johnson deserve kudos for being able to mine comic gold from a discussion sparked by a tragic accident.

I'm glad to see all the discussion sparked by my last post (No Mistake: Why Michele Bachmann Is Trying to Rewrite History).

Perhaps, even if the film is not a hit among the general public, the discussion sparked from it will ignite further action and effort in those that love Chicago.

The discussion sparks a general love for learning that pushes them to continue their education and do something productive with their lives - whether in a science field or not.

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You can almost hear messageboard discussions sparking into life, and indeed getting gradually nuttier as he sings.

You can imagine how much discussion this sparked.

Some loved it, some disliked it intensely; the discussion it sparked was ubiquitous.