Sentence examples for contentious views from inspiring English sources

But Farage once again had to contend with the highly contentious views of a party supporter.

Some of her more contentious views are set out in her 1991 book, "Out of the Barrio: Toward a New Politics of Hispanic Assimilation" (Basic Books).

Trump has come under fire before for his contentious views on how to deal with the threat of domestic radicalisation of Muslims.

Dr. Nicolosi was an influential voice in the "ex-gay" movement, but his contentious views marginalized him within the mental-health profession.

Trump has come under fire before for his contentious views on how to deal with the threat of domestic radicalization of Muslims.

This seems an odd parallel to draw: Holly was hardly known for his political beliefs, and has thus far failed to express any contentious views on George Bush or the Iraq war, on account of being dead for 47 years.

The memo claims this refers only to civil wars—a highly contentious view.

It's a contentious view but if it were true, why not censor pornography?

Furthermore, specialist lawyers say this is a contentious view that has never been tested in court and would probably fail.

Now, she cannot express a mildly contentious view in a literary journal without waking to find an outraged press pack camped on her front lawn.

Speaking to Technology of Business reporter Paul Rubens in November, he said: "I take a contentious view and say that IT outages are rarely to do with technology.