Sentence examples for controversial which from inspiring English sources

And then it became controversial, which, in a sense, is even better".

A number of "controversial" (which usually actually means "perfectly reasonable") female artistes are also set to get the documentary treatment this year.

"She's able to forge a career out of being controversial which is not something most of us can do or would want to do".

"If you're going to put on something controversial – which this must have been expected to be, given director Christophe Honoré's reputation – then why not have the self-belief to see it through without apologising in advance?

His prosecutors, Holder said, had "constructed a case that uses materials and evidence that does not derive from the techniques that were controversial," which would "maximize our chances for success".

In some cases, speakers are forced to pull out if a topic is deemed too controversial, which was the case with a debate entitled "This House Believes That Dubai Is a Bad Idea".

In 2009, our female students protested against a controversial law which would allow marital rape.

But they also inhibit us from saying controversial things, which is why they are powerful.

"They conceded all the controversial clauses which we had concluded were unconstitutional," Mr. Zvogbo said in a telephone interview.

Porsche accumulated €9bn of debt in its controversial attempt, which saw it spend around €23bn on stake building.

Antonio Pappano conducts Keith Warner's controversial staging, which finally seemed to take off towards the end of part three.