Sentence examples for controversy though from inspiring English sources

The controversy, though, stems from the off-label uses of Botox by children and young adults.

The controversy, though, is about more than the future of a tree.

"Sovereign Virtue" is far removed from that controversy, though certainly not from all controversy.

The trouble with controversy, though, is that it tends to polarise people, entrenching views rather than promoting reasoned debate.

She also drew controversy, though, because she was married to the state's medical examiner, Dr. Thomas Bennett.

The focus of this latest controversy, though, tends to be the recent wave of environmental and public health cases -- tobacco, lead paint, superfund cleanup sites.

Nothing caused more controversy here, though, than South Korea's announcement that it was preparing to allow some of its fishermen to hunt whales under regulations permitting a catch for scientific research.

Those alternate awards were also begun in an atmosphere of crisis over a dark-horse fiction winner (among other controversies), though it's worth noting that the judgment of history can be rather different from that rendered in the heat of the moment.

Controversy creates headlines, though, and the film still raises eyebrows.

It is hard to understand how color could create so much excitement, or controversy -- though the present historical moment in design, dominated by unprepossessing shades of brown and gray, could help explain the reaction to Mr. Girard's work.

Number crunching Madonna, as always, caused controversy, even though she wasn't there.