Sentence examples for heated public from inspiring English sources

The blogpost sparked heated public and private conversations that have yet to be resolved.

They were interviewed widely in the news media, wrote for popular magazines including Playboy and Redbook, and on more than one occasion caused heated public controversy.

Kevin Hassett, the chairman of the Council, and Larry Summers, the former Treasury Secretary, are now having a heated public argument about that claim.

The Rodin was railed off and draped in a sheet after its display in a provincial English art gallery early last century occasioned heated public protest.

One will be to pass bills to implement a new ruling on collective-self defence to allow Japan to come to the aid of allies, notably America a change expected to draw heated public opposition.

Meanwhile, heated public hearings were held this year in the Rhode Island General Assembly about the lack of homeowners' insurance in coastal areas, which include most of the state.

But North's situation highlighted the regions' financial plight as they and the WRU continued a sometimes heated public debate about how the game should be run and organised.

Its publication was followed by a heated public debate about homosexuality in football.

That kind of disparity is an especially important issue in the wake of Justice DeGrasse's ruling, which has prompted a heated public debate over the adequacy and equity of school aid in New York.

What has emerged is a heated public debate.

Expletives have been traded at heated public meetings in Healesville.