Sentence examples for a controversial character from inspiring English sources
"He is a controversial character," he says.
Talk story about Tinky Winky, a controversial character from "The Teletubbies," a children's TV show.
The New Yorker, March 8 , 1999P. 24 Talk story about Tinky Winky, a controversial character from "The Teletubbies," a children's TV show.
Jesche is a controversial character in schnapps-burning circles, a self-proclaimed outsider who has taken it upon himself to revolutionize the industry, and his well-known reclusiveness and ornery temperament haven't done much to help his cause.
In his autobiography he recalled a letter he received from one member: "He wrote that I was a controversial character, that some did not approve of my war record, that others did not want MRA in the Club, and he felt he could not risk the club's business goodwill by supporting me".
During his time in the more conventional side of the industry, he was the architect of several "audacious" releases that have earned him a reputation as "quite a controversial character," according to Elizabeth Doerr, a watch journalist and the author of "12 Faces of Time: Horological Virtuosos".
Thomas is still a controversial, eccentric character, and the book is not without its controversial, eccentric features.
Zaki was a particularly controversial character for many on Pakistan's religious right because he and several of his followers had been brought up within the Deobandi movement, the school of Sunni Islam which the Taliban and the majority of the country's militant groups adhere to.
GOALKEEPER: A colourful, controversial character with more than 610,000 followers on Twitter, Solo just edges out Japan's Miho Fukumoto due to her outstanding display in denying the Japanese an Olympic title to add to their world title.
