Sentence examples for bit controversial from inspiring English sources

Ukip are a little bit controversial.

The cliffhanger idea was a bit controversial within Disney.

That approach is a bit controversial among theater academicians.

This is typical Touitou: inclusive, alternative and a little bit controversial.

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

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

The conference is supposed to examine historical roots of discrimination and intolerance, and history can be every bit as controversial as the present.

"This might be to do with the powers that be who've decided that what it represents is a bit too controversial," he added.

Will al-Jazeera's reports of suffering and rage in Iraq and beyond inspire anger against America and its allies at home, too?The new service may prove a bit less controversial than its Arabic sibling.

One way and another, this year and next look likely to be every bit as controversial and difficult as have the bank's and the euro's first two years.

Raine is aware that this proposal — along with others, like chemical castration for sex offenders — is quite a bit more controversial than better nutrition for tots, and he tries his best to address the ethical concerns.