Sentence examples for creating a controversy from inspiring English sources

His protest, which included graphic photos of Mr. Tsarnaev during his capture, ended up creating a controversy of its own.

Mr. Bal argues that in creating a controversy surrounding Mr. Rushdie's visit and placating the Muslim protesters, the governing Congress was pandering to the Muslim vote bank that will play a significant role in its electoral performance in Uttar Pradesh.

On MSNBC, Andrea Mitchell dressed down the Komen foundation's founder, Nancy Brinker: "I have to tell you," Mitchell said, "this is shocking to a lot of your longtime supporters.... How could this have taken place?" In story after story, journalists explicitly passed judgment on Komen for creating a controversy where none need ever have existed.

Merle Black, a political scientist at Emory University in Atlanta, said Mr. Gingrich had most likely also won support by attacking a favorite target, the "elite" news media, which he took to task for creating a controversy over Rush Limbaugh's verbal attacks against an advocate for contraception.

Recently, many in the medical community have unfairly criticized a number of preventive measures -- creating a controversy in the process.

Quite simply, they created a 'manufactroversy' - a phrased coined by my colleague Max Bernstein, the strategy of creating a controversy where there isn't one.

"The media has created a controversy but what did I say that was wrong?" he said.

"This has happened to create a controversy, which is always important but doesn't mean anything.

The Eagles Donovan McNabbb, created a controversy weeks ago when he said black quarterbacks were more highly scrutinized.

He's trying very hard to create a controversy so people will talk about it".

"It's not as if I were trying to create a controversy around a failed production," Mr. Stewart said.