Sentence examples for inflammatory topics from inspiring English sources

When posting on behalf of MIT, it may be best to avoid controversial issues and inflammatory topics.

The data reflects certain misconceptions of climate change, and is useful for investigators to begin forming opinions of the public's knowledge regarding the potentially inflammatory topics of climate change, greenhouse gases, and geo-engineering.

"In the last few years, as the violent slayings of young black men like Freddie Gray, Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown have aligned the network of black Twitter users on inflammatory topics, these links have grown stronger, and the pace at which trending hashtags make it to headlines has gotten quicker," Fitts wrote.

Passionate debates of inflammatory topics.

Gessen keeps an inflammatory topic at room temperature, writing elegantly and without self-pity.

In light of data collection revelations around the NSA in the United States and GCHQ in the UK, data collection is an inflammatory topic.

Given that attitude, it would not be surprising if "Omar" made you feel morally bullied, and yet, as with Abu-Assad's previous work "Paradise Now" (2005), which dramatized the even more inflammatory topic of suicide bombers, that is not the legacy it leaves.

Toxic contributions to an already inflammatory topic have brought out some of the darkest and most fervently held opinions in British society.

Although Orwell was already an established writer when he penned this political allegory, publishers hesitated to take on such an inflammatory topic.

"Trolling"—posting wilfully inflammatory, off-topic or simply stupid remarks plagues blogs and other online forums.

"The Slap" wants to be an attractive, semi-superficial network drama about well-to-do people who make big but understandable mistakes, but it also wants to be an in-depth, challenging character-driven drama that delves into an inflammatory set of topics -- domestic violence, child-rearing, class, etc.