Sentence examples for controversial words from inspiring English sources

In the end, Mr. Fleischer never really answered directly whether Mr. Bush stood by those controversial words or not.

Although he insists he is often misquoted, this time the controversial words have come straight from his own hand so he has no one to blame but himself.

That "nigga" is not only one of our most controversial words but also one of our funniest is revealing, and worth puzzling over.

They had put together a "usage panel" of about a hundred people, mostly professional writers and editors, whom they consulted — indeed, they asked them to vote — on controversial words and phrases.

They had put together a "usage panel" of about a hundred people, mostly professional writers and editors, whom they consulted indeed, they asked them to vote on controversial words and phrases.

If we Americans can make our way past the fanfare over the most controversial words in Mr. Holder's speech, perhaps we can learn from his reminder that democracy needs dialogue more than it needs bumper stickers.

'Passion', however, is a controversial word.

Its most controversial word was collaborative.

"I've spoken before on what a controversial word feminism is currently.

Still, if I can reconstruct my thought process, I think I considered three points, which apply broadly to the use of any controversial word or phrase.

David Cameron has waded into a race row by saying it is acceptable for fans of Tottenham Hotspur to use the controversial word 'Yid' in their chants.