Sentence examples for controversial texts from inspiring English sources

The LMA on Friday backed Bevan to keep his job but Mackay claimed that he had never used the word "banter" to describe the controversial texts.

Such tactical discussions are reflected in one of Mr. Strzok's most controversial texts, sent on Aug. 15, 2016, after a meeting in Mr. McCabe's office.

Andrew Strauss was the England skipper at the time and team-mate Kevin Pietersen was dropped after sending controversial texts to the opposition.

Life is not always idealistic, sometimes it's complicated, even horrendous, and that needs to come into the picture too". Censorship is a gloomy topic, but Somers wanted an event that celebrated controversial texts while illuminating the problem.

For all the popular attention paid to bizarrely unrepresentative congregations such as the funeral-picketing Westboro Baptist Church, you might think that many Bible readers' favorite verses would relate to controversial texts on sexual morality and divine judgment.

He released the controversial text messages between FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page to Congress before the inspector general's report was done (the texts then leaked out).

Now he's revisiting the book and discovering that it has always been a controversial text (there are some who would like to ban it today), that Scheherazade's stories originated from far and wide along ancient trade routes, and that its tales of princes, genies and robbers helped shape the west's view of the Middle East.

Unlike Amazon's device, Cool-er has no wireless connectivety, so you can't buy books online or browse Wikipedia, nor does it have Amazon's oddly controversial text-to-speech functionality.

The race to represent the southwest Chicago district turned ugly over the weekend as Lipinski backers sent out controversial text messages to some of the representative's constituents.

Verizon, which opposes Net Neutrality, claims to have gatekeeping control over text messages; it notoriously denied access for "controversial" text messages about abortion-rights organizing, prompting a joint Pro-Net Neutrality NARAL/Christian Coalition op-ed.

They also revealed how several attorneys retained by Doubleday closely monitored and vetted entire sections of the controversial text in 1964, demanding numerous name changes, the reworking and deletion of blocks of paragraphs, and so forth.