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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a controversial thing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a subject or issue that provokes differing opinions or debates among people.
Example: "The new policy on climate change has become a controversial thing, sparking heated discussions in the community."
Alternatives: "a contentious issue" or "a divisive topic".
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Marrs Piliero stated about the controversy, "Holding the gun became a controversial thing 'cause we filmed it in London, and they don't have a lot of gun use out there.
"Though I know that is maybe a controversial thing to say".
Anastasia Bucsis, a Canadian sprinter, described the practice of nonsprinters treating the 500 meters as a tuneup "a controversial thing".
It is quite a controversial thing to do, to say to the entire population you've got to prove your identity".
When I go outside London, they say, 'Well, that's not a controversial thing to say, why don't you go further?'" What do they mean by that?
"I know it's a controversial thing to say but I think it would be a good deterrent," said band member Kev Tait.
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It's a nice controversial thing.
"I'm asking for the public to support me on that because it is a real controversial thing to do, but I think it's needed now".
That was a fairly controversial thing to do even back then, but distaste for the tactics was matched by widespread mocking - including a newspaper diary column starting a sustained "Cheer up Dobbo" campaign of smutty jokes to lighten his mood.
"I know this is probably a very controversial thing, but may I say to you, Merry Christmas!" Mr. Huckabee told an audience of 200 in Marshalltown on Thursday morning, as the crowd rose to its feet.
I didn't think that was a particularly controversial thing to say.
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