Sentence examples for controversy from both from inspiring English sources

During the campaign, Trump was inconsistent in his views on abortion – at one point threatening to punish women who received them before walking the remark back after a firestorm of controversy from both sides of the debate.

Mr. Hurd said he understands the controversy "from both sides". "I think Harper does try to take good care of this book, trying to keep it from being commercially exploited," he said.

Controversy from start to finish, fine rugby – both in the tight and loose – and a grandstand finish between first and third.

Madonna and Gaga both made names for themselves by threading controversy from one record to another.

He deflects controversy from his players by absorbing it himself.

But the plan was fraught with controversy from the start.

Of course, we expected some controversy from the very beginning.

The OfS has been mired in controversy from its inception.

"Imperial Legislation and the Donatist Controversy: From Constantine to Honorius," in R. Miles, ed.

See also, Managing Controversy, from the Graduate School's guide to teaching at Yale.

Her specialty is conducting years-long campaigns to influence public opinion, gently rinsing controversy from issues.