Sentence examples for are a bit controversial from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to transport our brand image to reflect what the Red Bull brand is all about: We are fast, we are on the leading edge of technology, we are extreme in many respects, but we also have a certain element of self-irony, and we are a bit controversial," said Mitsch, an Austrian.

The cliffhanger idea was a bit controversial within Disney.

That approach is a bit controversial among theater academicians.

"It immediately exposed things that were a bit controversial," Spence said.

"The theme itself might be a bit controversial," Nasr, who designed the game's cartoonish aesthetic, said.

"It's a bit controversial" — soil ecology is fragile — "but it's the kind of thing we have to do to get to the next step".

Schatz, the creator of Football Outsiders, acknowledges that it's not exactly a consensus opinion: Obviously, this will be a bit controversial.

"It might be a bit controversial, but I think it would be great to see, and it would say a lot about Britishness," he said.

They might be a bit controversial, but it's gotten us tons of press which in turn has let a lot of people know that the culls are actually taking place.

I'm probably going to be a bit controversial here but throughout my England career, even as a schoolboy, I've always had that shorter rope – for some reason.

This interpretation of Gödel is a bit controversial.