Sentence examples for fiery issue from inspiring English sources

Land reform has been a fiery issue in this former British colony since blacks won majority rule.

While Liz and Coco were playing Eloise, Jake was wandering through the landscape of a Jodi Picoult moral melodrama about a fiery issue in the news.

Intersections between the Columbine and Norway killings are barely being touched upon so far, but at least one concerns the fiery issue of gun control.

We're can only assume they've fixed that nasty little charger-of-fiery-death issue.

Some of the country's biggest carriers have taken notice of concern around the fiery phablets, issuing plans designed to let consumers trade their Notes in for less problematic devices while Samsung and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission attempt to figure out what the heck is going on with the devices intended to replace that earlier bunch.

Therapy is where you need help to become a stronger person, not a fiery debate over issues and with LGBT issues, inherent traits a therapist cannot change.

A few weeks back, in an interview with music website Spinner UK, Matthew Friedberger of brother-sister duo the Fiery Furnaces took issue with Radiohead's tribute to Harry Patch, declaring: "You brand yourself by brazenly and arbitrarily associating yourself with things that you know people consider cool.

Though many countries routinely issue fiery denunciations of the U.S., WikiLeaks documents reveal crass divisions in the region's left bloc.

On the group's behalf, Mr. Arteaga issued fiery denunciations of the Nicaraguan government and its governing party, calling its policies unconstitutional and its style that of "gangsters" or "terrorists".

At the height of the violence in Iraq, many barbers were murdered, accused of giving haircuts that were too Western or un-Islamic; this happened after Muqtada al-Sadr, a fiery Shia cleric, issued edicts telling men how their hair should be trimmed.In many societies, beards and moustaches are even more ideologically charged than the question of what, if anything, sprouts from the top of male heads.

North Korea habitually issues fiery statements denouncing the US and South Korea, but the rhetoric has grown increasingly aggressive since the UN imposed a fresh round of sanctions in March.