Sentence examples for controversy caught from inspiring English sources

Ms. Taksler said that the controversy caught her and Ms. Greenfield by surprise.

But the controversy caught fire when Commissioner Roger Goodell weighed in, suggesting that the league would look at ways — perhaps by awarding draft picks — to encourage teams to play their starters in late-season games.

He was four and the TV cameras (allowed in after much controversy) caught him tugging frequently at the sleeve of his grandmother, the new Queen Mother, to ask what it all meant.

One other moment of controversy caught the eye of AS: "Fabio Coentrao's obscene gesture to Spain bench" The Portugal and Real Madrid left back has been accused of marring the occasion as "after a throw-in decision in favour of Spain, Coentrao turned to the Spain bench.

The interaction comes just weeks after another coffee shop became embroiled in another race-fueled controversy, also caught on video.

For a Venezuelan anarchist perspective on this controversy, I caught up with X. "Without a doubt," comments the member of El Libertario, "prison is hell wherever you go, but with all certainty and through direct evidence one can say that Venezuelan prisons are worse than what one can ever imagine".

"This is Washington, so naturally all controversies get caught up in the political jet stream," an intelligence officer close to Mr. Petraeus said.

Dr Taheri acknowledges that it is a controversial procedure but argues that the controversy is largely caught up in popular misconceptions, a failure to understand the dangers of obesity, and its association with strokes, paralysis and a higher risk of various kinds of cancer.

For Nottinghamshire's captain, Chris Read, however, the second-innings dismissal of Samit Patel by Jonny Bairstow left a slightly sour taste, and he even compared it to the sharp practice of Mankading that caused so much controversy when Sri Lanka caught Jos Buttler napping earlier in the summer.

In a public relations controversy, Brown got caught in a fight against the movement to replace traditional lawns with front yard gardens.

When reporters pressed him about what the Buckeyes' victory means to a defending national champion caught in controversy, he let loose a weary smile.