Sentence examples for generate heated from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Sullivan's steady hand is much in evidence here.) Suffice it to say that this is the element sure to generate heated arguments in Chelsea and SoHo.

The Lockerbie affair continues to generate heated controversy, most recently when Megrahi was granted a compassionate release from a Scottish prison in August 2009 on the grounds that he was suffering from prostate cancer and would die soon.

The issues raised here may generate heated debate, and I look forward to that, because there is one thing of which I am sure, polarised positions will not get us to the place we need to be.

Science and technology are powerful engines of change, and generate heated controversies as well as high expectations.

"Chicago Fire" and its spinoffs may not generate heated recapping and analysis but that's not the goal, Wolf told The New York Times earlier this week.

The high stakes, in combination with the complexity and mysteries of the human mind, makes revising this manual a challenging project, to say the least, and likely to generate heated controversy, which it has.

The issue has generated heated debate on Chinese microblogs.

When comments generated heated outbursts, the tension was typically defused with humorous asides.

Issues of control were the focus of the Council hearing that generated heated discussion of fears about loss of privacy.

The case has generated heated racial animosity, as I have reported.

More broadly, Cosgrove defined his task as governor general as to shine light, but not generate heat.