Sentence examples for controversy proved from inspiring English sources

The controversy proved useful.

Shaking off another budding controversy proved easy enough for the Rangers tonight.

In any event, the Garcia controversy proved not to be the last.

Attempts by local artists and curators to meet the minister for culture, sports and the arts, Hassan Wario, to discuss the controversy proved unsuccessful, when Wario failed to attend a scheduled meeting on 20 March.

But the killings of hundreds of thousands of Muslims in Iraq, Afghanistan, Lebanon and Gaza, which are exhaustively reported and not euphemised away as "collateral damage" by the global Muslim media, have created a general volatility, in which seemingly local acts can, as the Danish cartoon controversy proved, immediately spark a worldwide conflagration.

The controversy proved irresistible for the mainstream news media, which reported the story and broadcast clips of the videos many times.

If this controversy proves to be the beginning of the end of the Hanna Montana franchise, then the blame will lie squarely with them.

Periodically, such highly tweaked images stir controversy, proving that the retoucher's skill is still viewed as something of a dark art.

Trump continued yesterday to declare that the email controversy proves she's a crook even though only the FBI and the courts can determine criminality, not him.

Even if the new controversy proves that the photograph is something other than what Capa and his admirers have always claimed it to be, she suggested, that does not detract from Capa's genius.

As Helen Mirren and more industry members have highlighted over recent weeks, the #OscarsSoWhite controversy proves the need for Hollywood to improve diversity both in front of and behind the lens.