Sentence examples for course controversy from inspiring English sources

Of course, controversy was soon at his heels.

Of course, controversy and football are rarely far apart.

But of course, controversy has been known to spur book sales.

Because of Stalin's organizational controls, the party leadership easily won, and the "New Course" controversy was terminated at the 13th Party Conference in January 1924 (the first substantially stage-managed party assembly) with the condemnation of the Trotskyist opposition as a Menshevik-like illegal factional deviation.

"I think everybody around Rupert will see this and say, 'This is Rupert.' " Of course controversy has been known to spur book sales, and the episode is reminiscent of one involving a book in 2005 about Michael Eisner, the former chief executive of the Walt Disney Company.

Of course, controversy has surrounded the health service before.

Of course, controversies about initial stock offerings are common.

There were, of course, controversies, including a 1971 group exhibition in which the French artist Daniel Buren hung a 66-foot banner that divided the museum, obscuring pieces by other artists, who raised loud objections.

They spoke about their brands, passions, goals and, of course, controversies.

Of course, contention and controversy in this area isn't something that's new, but the nature of the change has taken some by surprise.

His politics now are not, of course, without controversy.