Sentence examples for bring controversy from inspiring English sources

Of course, a man with that much intelligence and success is bound to bring controversy, but The Social Network gave a false interpretation of the pioneer of modern social media.

Success, though, has brought controversy.

This effort itself has brought controversy.

It has also brought controversy.

Yet closer relations have brought controversy.

But the university's American connections also brought controversy.

He said he ended his representation of Phillip Morris in December 1996, in part to avoid bringing controversy to Governor Bush.

While Noé has become known for bringing controversy to Cannes, French director Jacques Audiard has become synonymous with delivering quality, albeit at a slow steady pace.

This brought controversy, including occasional scepticism about the true extent of her illness and more considered concern that she might be setting a standard for fighting cancer that was unrealistic for most fellow sufferers.

Nevertheless, a retired Army general, who asked for anonymity to avoid bringing controversy to the civilian organization he now serves, said the field reports enable Al Qaeda and the Taliban to learn much about the operational practices and mind-set of the coalition's fighting forces.

Still, his collection has brought controversy.