Sentence examples for sparking discourse from inspiring English sources

From then on the orchestra responds to and engages the cello, sometimes sparking discourse, sometimes instigating trouble.

The global financial crisis demonstrated the negative effects of worldwide financial integration, sparking discourse on how and whether some countries should decouple themselves from the system altogether.

For example, last year, the popularity of Iggy Azalea sparked discourse about cultural appropriation in music.

Audience feedback sparks discourse and the experience of the performance remains alive outside the confines of the performance space.

As Richard Beck pointed out in an N+1 article, the site serves primarily as a reviews archive, delivering the party line on each release rather than sparking critical discourse about it (although the site's voice often reads like a satire of critical discourse).

Jerry Cammarata, one of the three board members who fought Mr. Levy's appointment, said his attempt to spark intellectual discourse was appropriate because the board's primary responsibility should be to debate and create policies.

"An election is not just a contest; it should raise conversations and spark national discourse.

And in some cases, the way we spark public discourse is not necessarily rosy ― with projects that reveal a dystopian future.

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The ongoing saga, which resulted in her stalker being captured by the Secret Service this year, has sparked a discourse on stalking laws, including proposing new stalking legislation that would emphasize the greater threat of cyber stalking and internet threats.

Given the deterioration of de-facto press freedom in Hong Kong's local media, does international journalism present a viable alternative for informing the Hong Kong public and sparking meaningful public discourse on the key issues they face?