Sentence examples for controversy with him from inspiring English sources

When he quit the show in 1983, Cosell took all controversy with him as if he had invented it.

We are asked to sustain a decree which for purposes of this case asserts as the common law of a state that there can be no 'peaceful picketing or peaceful persuasion' in relation to any dispute between an employer and a trade union unless the employer's own employees are in controversy with him.

Gingrich, whose quest for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012 faltered, has deep roots in Washington and could serve as a bridge to some establishment Republican figures, although he also would bring considerable controversy with him.

The onetime labor nominee didn't address the controversies associated with him, but he suggested they would have all been brushed aside if he were more liberal and less of a free-market adherent.

Several jokes he made on Twitter have landed him some pre-hosting controversy, with many accusing him of being sexist and racist.

Ms Nazer has caused international controversy with her claims.

Still, his words set off a controversy, with some calling for him to be removed from office.

His trip stirred controversy, with Senator John McCain mocking him in a round of television commercials as a celebrity to the world, showing images of Mr. Obama delivering a speech to thousands of Germans who were waving American flags.

Swallowing Mr. Espada and all the controversies that come with him enabled them to secure a hold, however tenuous, on the State Senate, a repository of power and privilege that had been in Republican hands for four decades.

As for Shaker, the controversy filled him with foreboding.

Lewis Hamilton is optimistic he can put the "Ali G" controversy behind him with a good result in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.