Sentence examples for controversy for all from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jacobs was milking the inestimable publicity value of controversy for all it was worth.

"Members of the Trump family are going to have to take remedial steps [to divest], and until they do, it is going to be a source of controversy for all of them — the president, daughter and her husband.

The NFL's new anthem policy is designed to put an end to that particular controversy once and for all.

The reason for the new study, according to Matt J. Kaufman, the acting executive director of the B.I.A., is to settle the power boat‐exhaust fuel controversy once and for all.

For example, one might ask whether editors are interested in publishing "newsworthy" results: those that are completely unexpected, that confirm a long held belief, or that settle a controversy once and for all.

For all the contradictions and controversies, for all the talk, for as illogical as it may seem, today is the day that Diego Armando Maradona takes over as Argentina coach.

For all the controversy, this book's argument has been building for a long time.

For all the controversy, he loved those times, as any 70s boulevardier would.

For all the controversy, Mr. Falwell was often an unconvincing villain.

For all the controversy, the Lakers have won 9 of their last 11 games, with a game against Vancouver tomorrow.

** For all the controversy that surrounded the national anthem in the 1970s, Advance Australia Fair was hardly a new song.