Sentence examples for controversial reception from inspiring English sources

Hayek's political arguments in The Road to Serfdom have had a more controversial reception.

Olestra has had a controversial reception because of concerns that it can lead to gastrointestinal discomfort.

Although the series is ostensibly fiction, it is also an unflinching memoir, from early childhood right up to the controversial reception of the book itself.

And if your commitment is to conflict, as a city lover's ought always to be, the field's controversial reception will not let you down.

Anna Nicole This revival of Mark-Anthony Turnage's opera opens Covent Garden's new season: a bold choice, given the controversial reception the first run of the piece received.

Farima Samake, and the other women in Gwelekoro village, have not heard about the new law, or its controversial reception, but they know little has changed in their lifetime.

He garnered special notice in 1972 with the controversial "Immaculate Reception," when he deflected a pass by Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw, which was snatched up by Franco Harris, who crossed into the end zone for the Steelers' winning touchdown, and in 1977 with a Super Bowl tackle that caused Minnesota Vikings receiver Sammy White to lose his helmet.

Club chairman Dave Whelan, who said he would step down if found guilty by the FA for his own controversial comments, enjoyed a rousing reception from the home support on taking his place in the stands.

Read "Italy Backs Controversial Plan to Build Migrant Reception Centers in North Africa".

The tour has received positive critical reception, but featured controversial subjects such as violence, firearms, human rights, nudity and politics.

Since the 1930s various modernist forms have appeared whose reception is often controversial, though traditionalist resistance movements continue with support in influential places.