Sentence examples similar to arouses controversy from inspiring English sources

That would arouse controversy anywhere.

That the book aroused controversy is not surprising.

From the start, Arden was a figure who aroused controversy.

No matter how Obama responds to the case, his decision is likely to arouse controversy.

And Coors money aroused controversy when it spilled into the political arena.

Inevitably, Mr. Tavora's "Carmen" has aroused controversy since its premiere here in 1996.

The campaign to legalize gay marriage has aroused controversy across the nation.

The obituaries seem intent on noting that he "aroused controversy," that he has his detractors.

As governor-general of Canada (1911 16) he aroused controversy by attempting to intervene in Canadian military affairs.

At the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City he aroused controversy by publicly predicting that he would capture six gold medals.

There he aroused controversy by introducing a large orchestra to accompany his masses, which, he maintained, should make a dramatic appeal.