Sentence examples for heated forum from inspiring English sources

"If we're talking about parties being hard on Latinos, let's talk about the Democrats, not just the Republicans," Andiola, a Sanders spokeswoman, said at a heated forum on immigration at UCLA this week. .

Sleepy town commissions are suddenly heated forums.

Plenaries, Forum Discussions, and Presentations.

The phenomenon started back in the '90s with chat rooms and online forums, heated up with the slow burn of comment features under articles and personal blogs, taking its time to come to full, heaving, undulating boil to what we have now: the Expert Delusion.

A day after a sometimes heated, often tense public forum, the international body that administers the Internet gave in today to demands that it overhaul an unpopular plan for electing the nine board members who will represent individual Net users.

Deliberations around the legitimacy of restricting on 'lifestyle factors' were particularly heated in the clinicians' forum.

A trawl of veggie web forums reveals heated debates on the subject going back years (Word of Mouth readers brought the subject up again recently in the comments on this post).

What's so compelling about Girl X – adapted from heated discussions on internet forums and frequently going off on funny tangents in the way such discussions do – is the argument never settles.

The proposed ban has drawn heated criticism at public forums and on radio call-in shows, with residents outside Pioneer Square fearing that a ban there will merely push a difficult social problem into their own neighborhoods.

Will the ESRB?" The Escapist, thinking the issues of a year past long since died down, especially since they hadn't aroused much concern on first coming to light, did not expect the discord that ensued; response on their forums was heated, and the ESRB took "vigorous exception" to the piece.

Watch yourself on MySpace and Facebook...that is where lots of drama is heated up, especially on forums.