Sentence examples for has inspired debate from inspiring English sources

("Prometheus" may have some kinship with the "Aliens" series, which has inspired debate as to whether it might be a prequel, though its makers have said it is not).

Nevertheless, the "24 -esque scene, which requires players to rotate the game controller's sticks in order to tug out the victim's teeth with pliers, has inspired debate — not only over its artistic merit but also over whether such distressing interactions have any place in video games.

Not only did Mr. Brown wrestle one of the pie-throwers to the ground, but in a move that has inspired debate throughout San Francisco over whether the pie-throwing was political theater, a silly prank or assault and battery, he pressed charges.

Since it was introduced in 1979 the policy has inspired debate that has consumed the population.

The Torah, otherwise known as the Hebrew Bible, has inspired debate and sparked imaginations for thousands of years, and the Talmud is itself an imaginative compendium of Jewish legal debate.

Research on Bergmann's rule has inspired debate about why increasing body size should be advantageous for cold climate species, and why its predictions are observed in some groups but not in others [ 6, 31, 39].

Born and raised in Boston, Grout's Arabic accent has inspired debates about whether she is merely pretending to be a westerner.

Mr. Smith's claim of a "decline in the firm's moral fiber," in particular, has inspired debates from a number of former Goldman Sachs employees and other financial services workers contacted by DealBook.

The films have inspired debate not only about such issues but also about the methods of the filmmakers.

For years the chambers, many of which are aligned with equinox and solstice sunrises, have inspired debate among amateur historians.

And the findings have inspired debate among scientists about whether such an event could happen again and how it could affect the climate.