Sentence examples for controversial acts from inspiring English sources

The Centre for Political Beauty has a history of controversial acts.

These days, even to the common people, Osama bin Laden's name is associated with all controversial acts.

Some thanked God for the technology that allowed the world to see controversial acts of police violence toward African-Americans.

Further market concentration tends to favor popular performers, like the Rolling Stones and Bon Jovi, who act as a magnet for buyers over emerging or controversial acts.

Indeed, the Clinton entry seems to relate neutral facts about his presidency, including controversial acts like his last-minute pardons of convicted felons.

Mr. Cottrill says that the company does not try to curate or influence the music, and that it will not filter out raw or controversial acts, within reason.

It would become the most controversial act of violence in Egypt in years.

He said the chief minister is the "boss" in the state and the federal government should consider his views on the controversial act  (Kashmir Live).

X Factor's most controversial act has survived another week after the public gave their rendition of Queen's We Will Rock You the thumbs up.

Beginning in 1953, Ben-Gurion secured economic aid from what was then West Germany, a highly controversial act that was seen by many as reparations for the Holocaust.

If passed, the controversial act would impose quota restrictions on the import of wool and synthetic textiles and clothing as well as shoes and several other products.