Sentence examples for controversy why from inspiring English sources

Amid all the controversy, why should McQuaid be president again?

But given that she really does hate controversy, why does she seem to seek it out?

If she really regarded her job as simply avoiding controversy, why should she agree to see him?

Today's controversy – why do we have to go to university at 18? What's wrong with going later? – just wouldn't ignite.

Meanwhile, the cellphone rights debate may be distracting us from the far more disturbing question that catalysed this whole controversy: why are police killing so many Bart passengers?

The anthropologist Talal Asad wondered in a similar vein while remarking on the Danish cartoons controversy why fulfilling our moral obligations to the powerless should be deemed inferior to committing pugnacious blasphemies against religion in the name of secularism.

The controversy is why it is the case.

WHEN the controversy over why some prominent musicians had been left out of Ken Burns's documentary "Jazz" erupted last year, I sat back in amusement.

I haven't seen any evidence that the agency acted in anything but a professional and independent manner with respect to the Volt, but the controversy illustrates why even appearances of a conflict need to be avoided.

There's been some controversy about why a movie with performances that were worthy of a win at Cannes – Michael Douglas is a riot and a revelation as the flamboyant pianist – can't also be eligible for nods at the Academy Awards.

This supposed controversy is why no one should ever try to come to a serious judgment about a game — which by its nature is interactive — based on a noninteractive snippet like a trailer.