Sentence examples for spark reactions from inspiring English sources

However safe Britain's nuclear industry is deemed, it will spark reactions of a different sort.

Curators in the department have been among their interview subjects, helping to identify a dozen works that will spark reactions.

The events that unfolded this weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia have sparked reactions from all corners of the internet.

Twitter's Moments are a pundit's paradise, sparking reactions and discussion of the triumphs and controversies.

The episode's performance sparked reactions from several executives of the series' broadcasting affiliates.

Sure, the observable difference in skin tone sparks reactions in the racist mind, but racism is much more complex than that.

"It wasn't going to make the cut," said Jim Hopson, adding that the model had sparked reaction well beyond its projected sales of perhaps 5,000 a year.

Increasingly what is first debated, dissected and depicted on the site, which enjoys more than 3.1 billion page views a month, is a hit on the wider internet, sparking reaction, debate and media attention.

Footage of an alleged chemical weapons attack on civilians in Damascus has sparked reaction around the world, dividing opinion about whether or not it will change the course of the war in Syria.

Much chatter developed around the firing of JoePa, which immediately sparked reaction among the student body.

The latter sparked reaction from the media because Tinie high fived Prince William mid-performance.