Sentence examples for controversy out from inspiring English sources

Giblin shows how McCarthy stirred up political controversy out of an apparently insatiable hunger for power.

There is a temptation to make a controversy out of Nailon's impact on the Knicks.

The sports news media in Germany are also quite at home blowing a player controversy out of proportion and then meticulously overanalyzing it.

Thanks to their Clooney-esque charisma as political animals, foxes command attention – and stir controversy – out of all proportion to their numbers.

Alonso sought to mitigate the damage by telling reporters Sunday that they had attempted to stir a controversy out of nothing, and that his relationship with the team was fine.

Here are edited and condensed excerpts from an interview they did while in New York: Let's get the political controversy out of the way before we talk about the movie itself.

Obama knows that some religious voters won't be able to sort these controversies out, and will take away from the first headlines the impression that he is a new kind of Democrat, friendly to religion and open to dialogue.

They might be controversied out for the next few years," Caplan said, referring to this week's gay marriage cases and other closely watched issues on the docket this term.

That's the controversy sorted out then.

In the marketing of dictatorship, consent is manufactured and controversy snuffed out.

But, he said, the controversy points out the shortcomings of caucuses compared with primaries.