Sentence examples for controversy himself from inspiring English sources
"He has made his mark on many of the most controversial political debates of modern times, sometimes at the very centre of the controversy himself.
But he has managed to stay ahead of controversy himself.
"Boxy jackets, Travolta trousers and — please God, no — are those slip-on shoes?" Montgomerie, no stranger to controversy himself, has also run into flak.
Peter Stein, who once inspired controversy himself, has of late favored straightforward storytelling but does so to a fault in Verdi's "Don Carlo," even failing to exert a firm directorial hand.
The Argentina legend, no stranger to controversy himself, made the comments on De Zurda TV show, broadcast from Rio, while wearing a T-shirt in support of Suarez emblazoned with the statement: "Luisito Estamos Con Vos", which translates to "Little Luis we are with you".
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE CAUSES A FLAP -- Justin Timberlake, who ripped open Janet Jackson's costume to expose her breast at the Super Bowl, was in the middle of a controversy himself yesterday after he canceled his commitment to be the co-host, with Lionel Richie, of ABC's "Motown 45" special.
He never went before television cameras during the controversy, limiting himself to a single conference call with reporters on Sept. 14.
LOS ANGELES — As he prepared to welcome the players participating in this week's Chevron World Challenge benefiting the Tiger Woods Foundation and other charities, Tiger Woods, the tournament's host, probably did not think he would be issuing a terse statement aimed at defusing a controversy between himself and his longtime rival Phil Mickelson.
If Baldwin was looking to quiet the controversy surrounding himself, that aim is not in evidence in the essay.
Summing up his own opinion of the matter, Fineman said, "I think, knowing him, he wanted to just stay away so as not to bring more controversy to himself.
Johnson's death has been front and center in a controversy Trump himself created when he drew attention to the fact that he hadn't phoned the immediate families of all service members who had been killed during his presidency and made the erroneous claim that his predecessors didn't make such calls. .
