Sentence examples for controversy unfold from inspiring English sources

It has occurred to me while watching the controversy unfold that many of the angry comments about the game are expressing existential angst.

Yet during this past week — as I have watched the controversy unfold over the arrest of a black Harvard professor, Henry Louis Gates Jr., by a white Cambridge, Mass., police officer, James Crowley — I have come to appreciate the prescience of Mr. Holder's remark.

Watching the Rosen/Romney controversy unfold was another example of the media's infinite capability to be shortsighted.

On July 10, they will hear from a newly appointed panel of experts about how the controversy unfolded.

As the Twitter controversy unfolded, Zynga executives became aware that the stock options tax would apply to their anticipated I.P.O. as well.

His morning-show colleagues Peter Maldonado (Tyler Alvarez and Sam Ecklundd (Griffin Gluck) are aspiring documentarians: Peter is the narrator and main reporter for "American Vandal," which, as the conceit of the series goes, he and Sam produce in real time, as the controversy unfolds.

As the controversy unfolded last month, Fry wrote on Twitter: "I'm coming to Japan the week after next as it happens, and I'll certainly let my regret known [sic](if they let me in!)".

And as the Medicare controversy unfolded last week, Republicans noted pointedly that President Bush won election by vowing to restore integrity to the White House, a goal they say he has more than achieved.

As the public controversy unfolded, Fichte badly miscalculated his own position and was finally forced to resign his position at Jena and to flee to Berlin, where he arrived in the summer of 1799.

As the controversy unfolded, it all sounded like a joke.

The network statement capped a day in which the controversy unfolded on several fronts.