Sentence examples for both controversy from inspiring English sources

For decades a public figure in India, Ms. Das by many accounts embraced both controversy and contradiction.

The possibility of tribunals had seemed derailed by both controversy and other priorities, but officials now say that planning for them is back on track.

In June, Caitlyn was photographed by Annie Leibovitz for the cover of Vanity Fair, leading to both controversy and an outpouring of support from the media.

The fast-food chain has been on a nearly two-decade slog in India, one marked by both controversy and success.

At the same time, the director Lee Strasberg, together with Elia Kazan, was codifying the teachings of Stanislavsky into "the Method," which generated both controversy and misunderstanding.

Rejecting such notions as the maternal instinct, her book attracted both controversy (it was banned by the Vatican) and sales (it sold more than 20,000 copies in France in its first week).

Both controversies have left council leaders rattled.

In both controversies, there are legitimate debates to be had.

There are elements of race and fear at play in both controversies which are impossible to ignore.

Lorenzin, who gave birth to twins last year, said of both controversies: "No one says to a man that he is ugly and fat.

(Perhaps the House ethics committee might be stirred to rise above its flabby record in investigating its own?) Both controversies reflect the vainglory that overtakes far too many lawmakers: the sense of entitlement that comes with political power.