Sentence examples for controversial illustration from inspiring English sources
The apology amounts to a dramatic about turn for the paper, which on Sunday night defended the controversial illustration, saying it was "a typically robust cartoon by Gerald Scarfe" which was "aimed squarely at Mr Netanyahu and his policies, not at Israel, let alone at Jewish people".
He teamed up with Neil Gaiman on Booktrust Teenage prize-winner The Graveyard Book and on last year's reimagined fairytale The Sleeper and the Spindle, controversial for its illustration of the Queen waking Sleeping Beauty with a kiss.
During the early 1940s, Coggins obtained more work producing war pictures for other magazines, including a series of double-page spreads for the controversial newspaper PM, and illustrations for The Saturday Evening Post.
DNA results based on ancient human remains remain controversial in spite of meeting these criteria, however, the best illustration perhaps being the discussion that followed the publication of DNA sequences for the Italian Cro-Magnon remains [11], [12].
"The Guardian has championed open, collaborative and innovative journalism," said Jennifer Lindenauer, director of marketing & communications for the Guardian US. "This campaign embodies that spirit with provocative illustrations that engages our readers on a set controversial issues.
Watching Mr. Warchus's relentless deconstruction of "Follies" in the controversial revival reinforces the impression of Mr. Sondheim's score as a demonically brilliant illustration of Oscar Wilde's adage "Each man kills the thing he loves".
100 Erotic Illustrations is designed to be a more manageable look at the controversial figure's visual legacy.
The move, which is the most dramatic illustration of a new special relationship David Cameron is hoping to forge with India, will prove controversial because New Delhi is not a signatory to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.
"The most contentious issue this year was whether to highlight economic groupings of nations, such as high or low income, and illustrations showing how each group was contributing to the growth of greenhouse gas emissions were particularly controversial," Kintisch wrote.
