Sentence examples for contentious subjects from inspiring English sources

Two contentious subjects, gun control and abortion, are largely avoided.

Presumably it's such minimally contentious subjects as domestic violence.

Many a politician has built a ministerial career on making otherwise contentious subjects stupendously boring.

There are few more contentious subjects at the moment than the future of biofuels.

His aim, aides say, is to create a bond before he has to raise contentious subjects "or ask for something".

A lot is made of "balance" in such contentious subjects, but authenticity is a much more important dramatic measure.

Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, says English is a particularly contentious subject, since subjectivity will always be greater than in maths and science.

Water remains a contentious subject.

Vertical integration is probably the most contentious subject.

(It's a contentious subject but the local connections are undeniable).

In Washington, however, the treaty remains a contentious subject -- on both ideological and practical grounds.