Sentence examples for heated opinion from inspiring English sources

The French press has been full of heated opinion pieces, charts about different Islamic veils, stories about public swimming pools and the burqini, an Islamic swimsuit that covers the body and the hair (but not the face).

You undoubtedly have your own heated opinion on this if you've read this far.

He's the kind of writer, I trust, about whom current students in the program have heated opinions; I'm the kind of writer their mothers read while recovering from knee surgery.

There's the sparkling wine versus champagne debate, heated opinions about the best temperature to serve it, long discussions to be had about the most advantageous shape of the glass in which it is served, how the cork must be eased from the bottle not with a pop but with a ladylike sigh, and all manner of curious "did you know?" facts that bubble up at a table of wine aficionados.

The recent decision of "Octomom" Nadya Suleman to release a solo sex video has aroused heated opinions from people who say her debut in adult films is a sign that she's not a good mother.

As the election campaign heats up, opinion polls consistently show that voters are interested in immigration.

As the U.S. Congress reviews the deal, the battle for public opinion has heated up.

The ethical issue was more complex and still fuels heated and, in our opinion, outdated debates.

The no holds barred opinions and heated debates.

Both were huge victories and both instantly created polarizing opinions and heated debate.

It also looks like no coincidence that the conservative press and blogosphere are heating up with opinion pieces suggesting that a shrunken Court can work just fine.