Sentence examples for controversy rather than from inspiring English sources

GFP Bunny was, Kac claimed, the provocation of the controversy, rather than the rabbit itself.

But since then Mr Bush has attracted controversy, rather than committed arms-controllers, to his cause.

The trustee, Isabel Milano, eventually apologized for her decision, saying she had meant to avoid further controversy rather than stirring up more.

Like several other aspects of the civil war and the resulting Franco dictatorship, the Salamanca Papers remain a subject of intense controversy rather than reconciliation.

Sorrell added: "Actually, people who run businesses tend to want to avoid controversy rather than stimulate [debate], so it's probably quite a difficult message for some people".

That he for once backed out of a controversy, rather than embracing it, underscores how much Russia's actions in Ukraine outraged world leaders: Even Mr. Trump, who has repeatedly stated his desire to work with Russia, will not defend them.

"Dear White People" doesn't risk controversy — rather, it simulates controversy.

Mr. Jobs defended the timing of Apple's response to the controversy, saying that "rather than run to the P.R. department," it set out to determine exactly what happened.

It was controversy for him rather than celebration at the 2004 Olympics in Athens.

In a confirmation that in the online world it's controversy that counts rather than content, now I have virtually disappeared".

But within a few generations, historical-Jesus controversies inspired publicity rather than persecution.