Sentence examples for spark debates from inspiring English sources

"Stories spark debates", said Carl, which is important because "silence can be an enemy".

I also believe it is blatantly unconstitutional, and bringing these activities to light would immediately spark debates the NSA would rather not hear.

That exciting debate over movies as art waned for reasons similar to those that Mr. Kimmelman believes currently plague museums -- as the definitions of art grew increasingly useless, critics lost the cultural authority to spark debates.

While eggs and other items thrown at politicians almost always spark debates over the limits of reasonable protest, they often distract from the more serious issues that triggered those incidents.

However, even if the book is likely to spark debates about the nature of the socio-economic crisis stimulated by the PRC's policies, few will be able to deny the human suffering brought about in the name of the new society and described by the author with brutal clarity.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine noted that "True Blue is the album where Madonna truly became 'Madonna the Superstar' the endlessly ambitious, fearlessly provocative entertainer that knew how to outrage, spark debates, get good reviews and make good music while she's at it".

What form it takes will spark debate.

But it's sure to spark debate.

She hope it may spark debate among local audiences.

The list will undoubtedly spark debate about omissions.

Elle is uproarious, galvanic and guaranteed to spark debate.