Sentence examples for spirited controversy from inspiring English sources
A study presented last year by Arbor Networks suggesting that traffic flows were moving away from the core of the network touched off a spirited controversy.
Davies put it slightly differently, of course: "Has the secretary of state had an opportunity to watch programmes like Benefits Street and On Benefits and Proud?" Benefits Street, you will recall, is the documentary series set in a Birmingham street in which 90% are said to claim benefits, which has attracted spirited controversy since its first episode screened, on Channel 4 on Monday.
"In the 10 days since she bore a son to film director Roberto Rossellini in Rome, actress Ingrid Bergman has become the center of a spirited controversy," The New York Times noted on Feb. 12, 1950.
Indeed, conflicting models have been proposed for the structure of CENP-A-containing nucleosomes (Black and Cleveland, 2011), and a spirited ongoing controversy concerns whether they are octameric or tetrameric.
Controversy has been particularly spirited on the question of cost sharing: What share of the cost should be borne by the end user?
In conversation, she is spirited and often funny, recalling past controversies with relish and bubbling over with ideas for future projects, creating an impression of youthfulness at odds with her years.
The Scouts' spirited founder.
The others invite spirited debate.
