Sentence examples for a controversial term from inspiring English sources

'Salsa' is a controversial term, but everyone knows what it means.

"Passing" is a controversial term and concept in the trans community.

I want to know that when I write a controversial term paper, I won't have any F.B.I. agents looking over my shoulder.

An entertaining new documentary returns to the gladiatorial debates between the two men — and to a controversial term hurled by Buckley.

An entertaining new documentary returns to the gladiatorial debates between the two men and to a controversial term hurled by Buckley.

"The mercy of a late birth" was a controversial term popularised by former Chancellor Helmut Kohl in the 1980s, in relation to those Germans who were too young to become complicit in the crimes of the Nazis.

As a result, the Founding Fathers label that originated in the 19th century as a quasi-religious and nearly reverential designation has become a more controversial term in the 21st.

"Gentrification"—the process by which high-income households replace low-income households in a neighborhood is a confusing, ambiguous and controversial term for many New Yorkers.

"Obesity is a complex issue, and food addiction is a relatively new and controversial term," says Nash. "Although food addiction does have a number of similarities to other addictive behaviors, we do not yet have enough data to fully and confidently conceptualize it in this way".

All predictions had suggested an emphatic Labor victory after four years of an increasingly divisive and controversial term of government, but there were a lot of unknowns.

Burundi's football-loving president is rumoured to be standing for a controversial third term, despite the two-term limit in the current constitution.