Sentence examples for raging topics from inspiring English sources

In an atmosphere where potshots quickly escalate into raging topics, it is easy to perceive self-interest when an ex-player becomes hypercritical.

During the launch of the exhibition, she hit on one of the music industry's most raging topics: sexism.

"But this was a raging topic for a week".

Another raging topic of conversation was how shitty gamers like to teach noobs their lame tactics.

A less noticed sidelight to the golf rage topic is damage to the golf course that overly angry golfers cause.

Is there a clear line from the warm-hearted Lucy Beaumont, for example, through Rhod Gilbert, with his foam-flecked rages over seemingly anodyne topics such as mince pies and electric toothbrushes, to Spike Milligan, who was once described by his psychiatrist as "certifiably insane"?

He burrowed into obscure topics, like the rage for Turkish tobacco before World War I, and explained that the Chinese and the Hindus were among the first to use playing cards, and that the cards made their way to Europe via Egypt on ships filled with spices and silks.

And he treats the historical controversies that have raged around so many of the topics he covers with untiring fair-mindedness.

Forrest keeps wrestling with massive, destabilizing topics — like sex or rage — but, in the end, he finds himself struggling to reduce them into a single, manageable number, like so many bouillon cubes.

If you do not want a quarrel or something like that, do not discuss topics that would bring rage.

2. Save sensitive topics like disease, death and rage for when you are not multitasking!