Sentences with phrase «spark lots of conversations»

At the very least it will spark lots of conversations, which is undoubtedly what Refn wants.

When I posted my Cassava Crusted Chicken last week, it sparked a lot of conversation about exactly «cassava» was.

When I posted my Cassava Crusted Chicken last week, it sparked a lot of conversation about exactly «cassava» was.

«The launch of JDate's «Get Chosen» campaign sparked a lot of conversation and we want to provide the opportunity for people to tell their own «Get Chosen» stories by creating and submitting unique taglines that showcase their Jewish experiences.

His novel will spark a lot of conversation about how we live our lives now — and what we can't afford to forget.»

The presentations sparked a lot of conversation and questions in the audience, which featured noticeably more top management participants than usual.

It sparked a lot of conversation about the blurry line between the honorable homage and the straight - up jack move, and it felt like most folks ended up on the homage side of the line.

The webcast sparked a lot of conversations and questions from the audience.

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Last month, we celebrated National Bath Safety Month by sharing bath time safety tips with parents, which sparked lots of terrific conversations online.

«Certainly a lot of people paid attention to it, and it sparked a very good conversation about what we're up against,» says Anthony Leiserowitz, director of the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication.

I took my shake to dinner one night and it sparked a lot of interesting conversations, which was fantastic because I had a lot of time to discuss all the pros and cons of Paleo friendly Ketogenic soylent style meals.

It has a lot to say to its target audience, but it ultimately feels as though the filmmaker behind the project isn't capable of really sparking the conversation.

«Both Melinda and I read this one, and it has sparked lots of great conversations at our dinner table.

I originally wrote this as a guest post for Joel Friedlander's wonderful self - publishing resource site TheBookDesigner.com; it sparked a lot of great conversation and feedback, and it occurred to me that the information might be of interest to a more general readership.

The conversation sparked headlines in the legal trades and lots of activity on Twitter.