Sentence examples for but uncontroversial from inspiring English sources
Funny how? Cho's style, which mixes silly voices with crude but uncontroversial observational gags, is superbly polished.
After an internal debate, the Administration decided to stay away from these more sensitive topics at first and, instead, to build credibility in worthy but uncontroversial areas.
Others have taken on elder statesman roles, establishing foundations that pursue noble but uncontroversial goals such as eradicating poverty and bringing about world peace.
Romney's budget was clever but uncontroversial; the need to address the deficit was universally acknowledged, and Democrats had no appetite for increasing income taxes after having already done so the previous year.
Since Bob Shennan took over as boss, Radio 2 has been smoothed out, its evening fare becoming less of a jolt after the daytime, its weekend programmes funny but uncontroversial, its specialist shows weaved into the station's overall ethos and approach – as opposed to feeling as though they've been parachuted in by mistake.
So yes, it deserved a "wow" when Irsay used the occasion of the news conference introducing Chuck Pagano as the Colts' new coach on Thursday to rip into Manning for the interview he gave to The Indianapolis Star's Bob Kravitz, which was rather sad but entirely uncontroversial to everyone but Irsay.
Vague but fairly uncontroversial.
June 18 , 2014Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) All six of Ed Mili's PMQs questions on Iraq - worthy but utterly uncontroversial.
But however uncontroversial the BBC's topical news programme The One Show might appear on the surface, an altogether different story seems to be unfolding behind the scenes.
The reason their efforts met failure in the Senate was the filibuster rule and its absurd antidemocratic consequences, which in a tense political context like our own cripples any but relatively uncontroversial policy proposals.
