Sentence examples for described controversial from inspiring English sources

At 21 years old, Matthew is the self described "controversial" spokesman for the Australian Liberal Students Federationn.

Small case series have described controversial results on the utility of PCT for the diagnosis of IFD [31], [32], [33], [34].

Esposito praised the series' "balance," and its attempts to describe controversial aspects of the prophet's life with a diversity of opinions.

Guest recounts how he regretted the absence of his mother's presence during this time, and describes controversial living conditions with other children at the various ashrams.

The work's themes have been described as controversial – "France is not Houellebecq.

The government's implementation of tuition fee rises recommended in the Browne Review can politely be described as controversial.

Some of my sculptures seem to annoy people, but if a piece of work is described as controversial it's proof it has some life to it.

The Health Secretary argued that the approach, which he described as "controversial", had worked in parts of the American healthcare system and should be pursued in the UK.

"Many of the events described are controversial and told from personal perspectives that reflect the beliefs of the individuals involved," Witwer writes in an author's note).

Before: Was appearing in the Trevor Williams play Talking Loud at the off-West End Latchmere Theatre when he was spotted by Alan Bennett, author of The History Boys During: Played Crowther, a character he described as "controversial, quiet".

Australian actor Margot Robbie has described a controversial Vanity Fair profile of her as "really weird", telling Channel Ten's The Project that she remembered thinking "that was a really odd interview" after it came to a close.