Sentence examples for fire controversy from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Davy's letter to Mr. Glascoe was dated before the fire controversy.

In a year of passionate favorites and flash-fire controversies, Affleck's film has emerged as the clear consensus winner – the film that rubs the least number of people up the wrong way.

Despite Carney's protestations, the publication of extracts of the White House emails by the Weekly Standard and ABC News has rekindled the fire of controversy surrounding Benghazi.

But ex-keeper Haddin - who once rubbed shoulders with Coulter-Nile in the one-day national team - stoked the fire of controversy again, saying the WA quick had not earned a call-up through form nor fitness.

His other volumes of poetry include Dal fondo delle campagne (1965; "From the Bottom of the Field"), Su fondamenti invisibli (1971; "On Invisible Foundations"), Al fuoco della controversia (1978; "At the Fire of Controversy"), Per il battesimo dei nostri frammenti (1985; For the Baptism of Our Fragments), and Frasi e incisi di un canto salutare (1990; "Phrases and Digressions of a Salutary Song").

Arcade Fire received controversy around their 2013 tour at smaller clubs.

Despite the ignorance of the reporters who jumped on the "liar, liar, pants on fire" bandwagon, controversy stirs talk.

Like the NRA, the teachers unions light a teaspoon of policy proposals into a forest fire of controversy.

In conclusion, while our study defines a new role for SIRT1 as a key regulator of hepatic lipid metabolism, it also adds fuel to the fire of controversy surrounding this protein as a central player in mammalian energy homeostasis.

Kurzel had to move quickly to dampen the fires of controversy.

To wit, he recently had a disastrous overseas trip, starting fires of controversy wherever the wheels of his plane touched the tarmac.