Sentence examples for has ignited so much from inspiring English sources

What is it about the coalition government and its policies that has ignited so much anger?

What has ignited so much fury among nationalistic Chinese is the fact that one of the film's protagonists, a Japanese soldier witnessing the atrocities committed by his countrymen during the occupation of Nanjing, is shown in a sympathetic light.

The US actress has revealed that while she was pleased audience's acknowledged how difficult it to trek through a dinosaur-ridden jungle in heels, she never expected her character's sartorial choices to ignite so much controversy.

And we're thrilled that our book has ignited something so positive and life-affirming.

At the same time, she has ignited a much-needed national conversation about raising children in 21st-century America.

So what has ignited Sparks?

This unanticipated abundance has ignited a new political argument about liquefied natural gas -- not about how much the United States will import but rather how much it should export.

The J. C. decision has ignited debate.

His presidency has ignited a literary boomlet.

"I've never had so much entertainment".

He had never had so much money.