Sentence examples for created a controversial from inspiring English sources

The following year he created a controversial cut-up of Three Sisters, 3xSisters.

For the Rolling Stones, they created a controversial cover for the album "Beggars Banquet," using a photograph of a toilet stall with the name of the band prominent on a wall filled with graffiti.

Mr. Stern, the architect who designed the Harrison, the luxury condominiums replacing Dakota Stables, said the late-night demolition created "a controversial and awkward moment," adding, "I don't like to tear anything down if I don't have to".

In the above excerpt from "Stand In," the guys share some of the organization techniques they've picked up from "South Park"; anyone who hasn't created a controversial cartoon series or won nine Tonys by the end of the term gets an F.

Named by Gov. Bill Clinton as director of the Arkansas Department of Health in 1987, Elders created a controversial program to dispense condoms, teen pregnancy information and AIDS awareness in public schools.

A government decision to create a controversial marine park in the Indian Ocean was upheld by the High Court today.

Mapplethorpe died in 1989 from Aids-related illnesses, after creating a controversial body of work that included celebrity portraiture, album covers (notably Smith's Horses) and erotica.

His flamboyant fashion shows paid tribute to many countries and cultures, transforming the Gare d'Austerlitz into a Moroccan souk or creating a controversial haute homeless collection with models in rags and straitjackets sporting empty J&B whiskey bottles.

The mere notion of the Pitcher-Mater holding a bat is so troubling that the American League has gone to extreme lengths to avoid it, creating a controversial rite known as the designated hitter rule.

The end result was a much-needed cash infusion of £100 million into the game in England, though at the cost of creating a controversial "Super League" there and the development of a rival "Super League" competition in Australia that ran during the 1996 season.

The bill also creates a controversial "capstone award" for senior scientists to wind down or pass on their research programs.