Sentence examples for controversy subsided from inspiring English sources

The controversy subsided in the 19th century, when the two sides turned their attention to combatting Haskala, a secularizing movement.

After a bitter exchange of letters, the controversy subsided in favour of the Babylonian authorities, whose hegemony in calendrical matters was never again challenged.

Grant rescinded the order and the controversy subsided.

The throwing controversy subsided during the 1961 English season, and the 1961 62 Australian season was purely domestic, with no touring international teams.

Clark later said he regretted the exchange, and the issue was ultimately resolved as President Clinton sent a letter defending Clark to the Congress and the controversy subsided.

However, the controversy subsided, and both McNeil and Bolt went to the CARIFTA Games, where Bolt set championship records in the 200 m and 400 m with times of 21.12 s and 47.33 s, respectively.

But to be effective, a self-regulatory organization has to have the heft of a Congressional mandate behind it, he said, adding that any agency the S.E.C. can create without Congressional action can be disbanded just as easily, once the storm of controversy subsides.

The company had an eventful summer (to put it lightly), but now as much of the controversy subsides, Huffman and the rest of his team are looking to reduce overall stress and "bring a sense of stability to the company".

The political humor that lent their late-60's variety show an edge of controversy has subsided.

In recent years, the controversy has subsided somewhat, without a clear victory for either side.

The Nixon pardon controversy eventually subsided.