Sentence examples for deliberate controversy from inspiring English sources

She added that the approach by the soap's writers appeared "at best to be ill-informed, and at worst... a cynical ploy to make headlines by creating deliberate controversy".

"The approach shown by the programme makers appears at best to be ill-informed, and at worst looks like a cynical ploy to make headlines by creating deliberate controversy.

In a letter to the BBC director general Mark Thompson, Mumsnet founder and chief executive Justine Roberts said the approach by the soap's writers appeared "at best to be ill-informed, and at worst... a cynical ploy to make headlines by creating deliberate controversy".

By its second season in 2007, the show had forged a reputation for ambush-style stunts and deliberate controversy.

So are MGMT pop jokers who've accidentally fallen into a potential goldmine, or shrewd pop strategists whose deliberate controversies (and songs about youth revolution, apocalypse and electric eels) are part of a fiendish plan for world domination?

It seems not to have occurred to Hume that Newton's mode of presentation in the Principia was a deliberate one to avoid controversy with those who could not follow its intricate geometric arguments.

The allegations that the Elysée had stage-managed his Normandy factory visit and speech on jobs, business and the car industry comes after a series of controversies over deliberate manipulation of public appearances by Sarkozy's ministers.

White House officials said there has been a deliberate effort during the Khashoggi controversy to sideline Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and adviser, who has developed a strong relationship with MBS.

Now led by his 85-year-old widow, Ruth, with the help of their 10 children and, more recently, their grandchildren, this eccentric family effort has plodded forward through doubts and controversy at a deliberate pace more in keeping with the age of the pyramids than the age of Twitter.

But the mother of all controversies was the deliberate exclusion of Saudi Arabia from the conference.

To frown upon the deliberate stirring of the pot of controversy, they came up with the verb "to polarize" -- to encourage a clash of extreme views.