Sentence examples for controversial again from inspiring English sources

In giving "A Doll's House" a contemporary setting, Mr. Edelstein makes Nora controversial again.

THE Middle East's only rock festival gained notoriety by making 1980s heavy-metal band Saxon controversial again.

Most troubling of all, the episode will cause Sony and other movie studios to think twice before they give a green light to anything remotely controversial again.

With the many challenges facing Community competition policy at the end of the 1990's, it may seem strange to reconsider the question of legal professional privilege (LPP).' However, the topic seems to have become controversial again.

But in recent years Stone has become controversial again, owing to allegations that he was a longtime apologist for the Soviet Union who collaborated with Soviet intelligence during the 1930s and '40s.

In 1921, she launched Chanel No 5, still one of the world's best-selling perfumes, and later popularised the "little black dress" But they've become controversial again for a different reason.

A controversial call again figured into the outcome.

"Plastic Brits" is the cliche of the moment, and, if any of the three win medals, Van Commenee is bound to be made to defend his controversial policy again.

Now the theater could be wading into those controversial waters again, as it mulls whether to put on a new 10-minute piece by Caryl Churchill, "Seven Jewish Children: A Play for Gaza," that at times paints heartless images of Israelis.

"It is unrealistic to expect the U.S. is going to revisit what was a very controversial issue again so quickly, particularly when the rest of the world is harmonizing intellectual property laws," said David H. Bernstein, a partner and intellectual property litigator at Debevoise & Plimpton in New York.

Controversial twins John and Edward Grimes again survived the public vote.