Sentence examples for controversial version from inspiring English sources
A more controversial version of Obama's market friendliness came from his health-care proposal, which, unlike Hillary Clinton's, would not mandate that people have health insurance.
A controversial version of "Porgy and Bess," the famous 1935 opera, will move to Broadway as planned this winter now that the estates of the opera's creators have signed off on the adaptation, its producers announced on Wednesday.
Mr. Lean then allowed him to play an extremely wicked Fagin in a controversial version of "Oliver Twist," whose release in the United States was held up for more than two years because some groups considered the Guinness characterization anti-Semitic.
Among contemporary philosophers, Christine Korsgaard has developed the most ambitious, and controversial, version of Kantian constructivism.
The most extreme and most controversial version include a violation of laws that regulate the lower-level (Meehl and Sellars 1956; Campbell 1974).
Here's a partnership that may come as a surprise to many: Microsoft and Google are working together to help make Angular 2 — the next (and somewhat controversial) version of Google's JavaScript web app framework — better.
But more importantly, Davidson himself holds that the least controversial versions of indeterminacy, having to do with diverging reference schemes, amount to mere notational variance as he puts it, meaning is what is invariant between empirically adequate translation schemes (Davidson 1977, 225; 1999a, 81).
Tours of formal gardens and classical architecture in Atlanta will be organized with the exhibition, perhaps including Millennium Gate, a controversial 2008 version of a Roman triumphal arch.
In 1973, his career still in the ascendant after the popularity of his first expansive, widescreen movie, MASH, he made a controversial screen version of Chandler's last work of consequence.
It's for this reason we should be grateful that the controversial US version of Spaced – which threatened to replace scuzzy, low-rent pastiches of Hollywood product with the real thing – never got off the launch pad.
But a controversial new version of the concept emerged this year: to go beyond the traditional definition of a plausible candidate for trusteeship -- a territory struggling for independence -- and expand it to include sovereign states.
