Sentence examples for controversial utterance from inspiring English sources
The 'pigs' comment was not the only controversial utterance from the Malmo camp after the first leg.
The satirist and his team have thanked Morsi for providing their show "Al Bernameg" (The Program) with ample fodder through his every controversial utterance, thereby cutting their production costs and staff expenses.
Seeking to portray the Democrats as way left of the mainstream, given their acceptance of the invitation, the Republican National Committee gleefully celebrated their arrival by releasing a videotape that linked them to some of the more controversial utterances of the Daily Kos blog's founder, Markos Moulitsas.
On 11 February, in Pune, a group of about 15 MNS activists burnt 150 copies of The Week, a weekly magazine in English, in reaction to its cover story on Raj's controversial utterances, portraying him as Mumbai's Hitler.
While "Meh" may have entered the public consciousness via "The Simpsons" (the exact episode of its first utterance is controversial), Hann notes, "Some amateur etymologists on the web reckon meh is derived from Yiddish, pointing to a 1936 song that uses it as the sound of a goat bleating".
Abroad, though, his image has been tarnished by his controversial, often anti-Western utterances.
Donald Trump has always attracted attention for his controversial comments, but his public utterances in the five months following the announcement he would run for presidency have become increasingly outlandish even by his standards.
Some of these results have been controversial —Strawson (1950) claimed that an utterance of 'The present King of France is bald' should be truth valueless since there is no present king of France, rather than "plainly" false, as Russell's theory predicts.
It's well known (or will be soon) that Elena Kagan has left a thin trail of public utterances or writings on controversial subjects.
By Jeffrey Toobin May 10, 2010 It's well known (or will be soon) that Elena Kagan has left a thin trail of public utterances or writings on controversial subjects.
