Sentence examples for controversial camera from inspiring English sources

The beefier Pixel 3 XL, meanwhile, is said to bump things up to a 6.71″ display (complete with the always controversial camera cutout) and 6GB of ram.

Gen. Kamala Harris' office searched the apartment of David Daleiden, the antiabortion activist whose controversial hidden camera videos last summer accused Planned Parenthood doctors of selling fetal tissue.

He told me that when the form first became popular, in the eighteen-nineties, it was somewhat controversial; pinhole-camera photographs had a soft, dreamlike quality that many people thought contrasted unfavorably with the clear, sharp pictures that expensive cameras and lenses could make.

Trump had his own ammunition, of course, blaming Clinton and her operatives for stirring up violence at his rallies (though he didn't explain it this was a reference to a video made by controversial hidden-camera activist James O'Keefe, who got Democratic activists to say some fairly incriminating and stupid things on tape).

Trump had his own ammunition of course, blaming Clinton and her operatives for stirring up violence at his ralles (though he didn't explain it this was a reference to a video made by controversial hidden-camera activist James O'Keefe, who got Democratic activists to say some fairly incriminating and stupid things on tape).

A controversial new hidden camera show on Channel 4 will aim to put British morals to the test.

Despite the threat of a $25 million lawsuit, Houston officials voted to shut down the city's unloved and controversial red-light camera program.

Though he had reportedly delayed his vote on the controversial Chicago speed camera bill amid a public outcry against it, it appears Democratic Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn has, at last, arrived at a decision on the matter.

Televising the more than 130-day proceedings was in and of itself controversial, as having cameras in the courtroom had a tangible impact on the Simpson case, Toobin maintains.

And scores of Mapplethorpe photographs, including the most controversial, are shown on camera.

As well as a rare chance to see these films on the big screen, this season hears from former colleagues of Kieslowski, and looks back to the great works he made prior to The Decalogue, including the autobiographical Camera Buff, controversial supernatural/political drama No End and his feature-length expansion of one of the Decalogue episodes, A Short Film About Killing.