Sentence examples for inflammatory subjects from inspiring English sources

Instead, she and her husband, Jed Rubenfeld, have written The Triple Package, which is devoted to one of the most inflammatory subjects imaginable – why some cultural groups soar ahead in the US (while others, by implication, fail).

— John Buster, Cambridge, Mass .A. I've grouped these different questions together to illustrate one of the toughest problems our reporters and editors confront: how to write about divisive, politically charged and often inflammatory subjects while sticking to the facts and maintaining an objective, impartial tone.

Tissues and signals responsible for the increase of endozepines in inflammatory subjects are currently unknown.

Unfortunately, in keeping its inflammatory subject matter at arm's length, "Provoked" does exactly the same to its audience.

The oil giant is not so welcome, however, to a community where land ownership remains a highly inflammatory subject.

With its inflammatory subject, "Time of Favor" became one of the most successful Israeli films of 2000, and was set for an American premiere on Sept. 21 , 2001

"Race has always been an inflammatory subject in campaigns," Richard Brookhiser, the author of several presidential biographies, told me.

Few music lovers would consider Salome to be anything less than a masterpiece, but generations of opera-goers and critics have struggled to understand why Strauss chose such an inflammatory subject.

It came to be known as his "back to basics" campaign; a bid to focus the attentions of public and party on the state of British society (and thus away from the inflammatory subject of Europe).

Experienced journalists should know how to handle such inflammatory subject matter with care.

Some have contested that the deliberate exclusion of race issues on the show is a cop out and an excuse to avoid an inflammatory subject.