Sentence examples for becomes controversial from inspiring English sources

'It connects Delhi in a good manner, [but] in India everything becomes controversial,' says one passenger.

"But what's interesting here is that nobody else but me becomes controversial over reading.

Andy Ott: So far, I mean, obviously, it's very controversial and as you would expect in any time you have discussions between state and federal jurisdiction becomes controversial.

"Her favorability is the highest of anybody we've got on the Democratic side right now," said Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster, adding, "The risk is that she becomes controversial and polarizing, which she is not right now".

But overshadowing everything, perhaps, is that when he loses it a little bit, as he did last Sunday when he screamed at his young punter after the Giants' nightmarish loss to the Eagles, he becomes controversial Coughlin all over again.

In what is surely the first dramatic adaptation of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's ban on large sugary drinks, the sitcom's protagonist, City Councilwoman Leslie Knope, proposes a local tax on sodas that quickly becomes controversial.

It became controversial, as much seemed familiar.

The test has also become controversial.

But as it gained popularity, black cinema also became controversial.

In recent years it has become controversial in the West.

That debris-removal job in New Jersey has also become controversial.