Sentence examples for bound to cause argument from inspiring English sources

And, although Goold's production is bound to cause argument, Las Vegas seems a perfect metaphor for a world of financial and romantic fantasy.

Her lament is bound to cause arguments, but "no one will ever put this book down for lack of vivid scene setting or compassionate observation," Judith Shulevitz said in the Book Review last year.

Critics of Harvey have long argued that any portrait of Hindley was bound to cause controversy.

Isn't that name bound to cause controversy?

This decision is bound to cause controversy on a number of fronts: internationally, domestically, and within Abbott's own party.

He wrote and published works that were obviously bound to cause political and religious controversy, then denied their authorship.

That's bound to cause all kinds of profound and complex intimacy issues somewhere down the line.

It was bound to cause trouble.

Apparently, they were "bound to cause trouble".

It was bound to cause problems.

Flooding, blocked roads and major power shortages are bound to cause problems for the refiners.