Sentence examples for ignited conversations from inspiring English sources

Not quite two weeks ago, Julianne Hough's Halloween costume ignited conversations about the ignominious history of blackface caricature in entertainment.

By Jelani Cobb November 13 , 2013Not quite two weeks ago, Julianne Hough's Halloween costume ignited conversations about the ignominious history of blackface caricature in entertainment.

As incidents of police violence against people of color continue at an alarming pace, more and more people are refusing to tolerate these atrocities and have, instead, ignited conversations about transforming policing and overcoming systemic racial injustice.

These lost lives have ignited conversation about racism and police brutality that have rolled out beyond the small city streets, but official change has yet to come in many cases.

If nothing else, organizers of Pride House hope to ignite conversations around the world.

It's thought provoking, it often challenges conventional wisdom, and I'm sure it ignites conversations and arguments everywhere.

Messenger Day is for igniting conversations and inviting friends to hang out.

Every day, we're amazed and humbled by the many ways in which people use Twitter, which range from simply retweeting to igniting conversations with hashtags (even around lesser-known topics) to sharing spectacular and far-flung views.

Civic leaders were invited by Murthy to ignite conversations about mental health, and to bring the topic "out of the shadows".

Most importantly, we hope this report will ignite conversations about the importance of education leaders and managers, and shine a light on these hundreds of thousands of roles so that they are no longer invisible.

We conducted the "Shape Up Your Finances" Economic Empowerment tour which consisted of visiting barbershops and beauty salons throughout Brooklyn, NY with the intent of igniting conversations about one of the most infrequently talked about topics that you hear in the barbershop: fiscal responsibility.