Sentence examples for controversy dominated from inspiring English sources

The controversy dominated the school newspaper, with one op-ed piece complaining that "we are being treated as seventh graders on the way to a bat mitzvah".

The controversy dominated this week's edition of Super League Backchat, with phrases such as "miscarriage of justice" being used, Ganson's offence being compared to that of the drunken outrage committed by the Warrington wing Joel Monaghan a few years ago, and even suggestions that the game should be replayed.

The court controversy dominated the legislative session.

The controversy dominated headlines during the final days of the Games, overshadowing much of the action, including a historic victory by U.S. wrestler Helen Maroulis.

The controversy dominated De Blasio's attention for weeks, yet a public opinion poll released in mid-January indicated he had perhaps not suffered as much political damage as might be expected.

They come under pressure to sack friends and allies to avoid a controversy dominating media headlines day after day.

On the stage Monday night, Bush did not speak about the recent controversy dominating the headlines.

Rebel Wilson, the Australian actor famed for her roles in Pitch Perfect and Bridesmaids, has poked fun at the diversity controversies dominating this year's awards season.

Conventional policy arguments have been squeezed to the edges of the campaign, with two major controversies dominating headlines and putting Key on the defensive.

And more generally, these models reflect parallel controversies dominating current debates in philosophy of mind and attendant discussions about personal identity.

Dave Anderson in the Times was good… QUESTION FROM GUEST: Instant replay controversy has dominated sports stories this summer, the world cup and the Galarraga botch on the perfect game…will there be a moment people look back on this era and laugh that it took so long to incorporate technology?