Sentence examples for contested subjects from inspiring English sources

Beauty has emerged as one of the most hotly contested subjects in current discussions on art and culture.

In his latest volume, Yale theologian Miroslav Volf puts his finger on one of the most relevant and hotly contested subjects in our world today -- the role of faith in public life.

If not pamphlets, in constitutional cases dealing with abortion, affirmative action, religious liberty and other contested subjects, SGs then and since have almost always presented legal and policy views favored by the president, regardless of what might be in the long-term interest of the law.

That's a hotly contested subject, though, and even if you accept the firewall idea, I've never heard it suggested as an energy source.

And yet, such hotly contested subject matter was always likely to engender fierce debate.

Palmer has since documented a similar problem in several other contested subject areas.

Leaving aside the contested subject of numerical underpinning in Bach's work (with the number three representing the Trinity), it would seem it merely presented a fortuitous, playful opportunity to reveal both a wealth of serious modern research and to curate some of the best recordings ever made to further enhance our appreciation of one of western art's most profound creators.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Schmidt said that, among other things, the acquisition of CDNow gives Bertelsmann a huge boost in the emerging market for electronic music distribution, a hotly contested subject that has pitted musicians and record companies against Internet companies developing distribution technologies.

Essentially, it's Lee on " black-on-black crime, " a hotly contested subject.

This has become a hotly contested issue.

But spectrum is a contested subject in Washington now, as the Federal Communications Commission seeks to convert some portions of the broadcast airwaves for new commercial wireless uses.