Sentence examples for does controversial from inspiring English sources

Margaret Thatcher comes to mind, as does controversial novelist and Nobel Prize winner V.S. Naipaul.

When did "controversial" become the worst thing one could be accused of?

"What we have is a situation where people are doing controversial things with public records," says Mark Caramanica, a director at the committee, a nonprofit organization based in Arlington, Va.

"Tony has been doing controversial things his entire career," said Dave Duncan, who has been La Russa's pitching coach in Chicago, Oakland and St . Louis

Not until the beginning of the Middle Ages did controversial issues arise that found expression in the definition of the doctrine of transubstantiation at the fourth Lateran Council in 1215.

"Doing controversial things in life is what you'll be remembered for, not for how kind or how nice you were.

Progressive women's advocates doing controversial work are often at risk of physical violence and online harassment because of their online presence. .

Clancy points out that graduate school can be a particularly "exploitative and vulnerable time," during which doing controversial metascience research could be difficult, especially if advisers or other colleagues in positions of power are not supportive of the work.

I can do controversial things, and people don't know if I'm joking or not".

If Jesus existed, he must have been saying and doing controversial things.

People say and do controversial things every day, but not everyone's actions or words push your buttons.