Sentence examples for controversial edition from inspiring English sources
The controversial edition of Brass Eye was screened last July.
But its wild menagerie should be enough to ensure a colourful, controversial edition of the world's oldest film festival.
Meanwhile, the highly-awaited, highly-controversial, next edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Psychiatry (DSM 5) comes out next month.
Its new 5th edition makes controversial revisions in the definition of depression, eliminating a long-standing "bereavement exception" in the guidelines for diagnosing a "major depressive disorder".
After Lemmings in 1991 it released the first edition of the controversial game Grand Theft Auto in 1997.
These "Special Edition" releases featured controversial digital alterations to the original series.
The editors at Charlie Hebdo refused to knuckle under and a week after the attack produced a memorable edition, including a controversial cover, with millions of copies selling out in a mere hours.
In another recent controversial move, Dawn.com, the online edition of the country's most reputed English language publication, deleted the interview of one of the witnesses who had testified at the Congressional hearing on February 8.
The status of this form either a distinct species or not even subspecifically distinct from O. palustris natator —has remained controversial since; the 2005 third edition of Mammal Species of the World does not recognize O. argentatus as a separate species, but acknowledges a need for further research.
Nearly a century after German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche first proclaimed "God is dead," TIME magazine released a controversial cover on its April 8 , 1966edition with the related provocative question: "Is God dead?" Both Nietzsche and TIME were exploring the prominence of God in people's lives, and whether religiosity was on the decline in the society.
The controversial cover of the fiftieth-anniversary edition of Sylvia Plath's "The Bell Jar" has inspired a series of cover-art parodies.
