Sentence examples for each controversy from inspiring English sources

Each controversy was followed only by an improved position in the polls, leading to Trump taking center stage at the Cleveland debate.

You could almost see the producer ticking off each controversy from a list: racism, white privilege, imperialism, sexism, sectarianism and … onionism?

Even the derided Gordon Brown's near-silence since losing office looks steadily more dignified with each controversy about Blair's new career.

Through each controversy, Howe's words have been consistent: a plea for reporters to change the subject, or simply not to ask him any more questions about Piazza or, as he once did, to end an interview.

And with each controversy comes more and more publicity for Dieudonné a mediocre comedian who has gotten a lot of mileage out of very little talent and a good deal of hate.

And with each controversy comes more and more publicity for Dieudonné — a mediocre comedian who has gotten a lot of mileage out of very little talent and a good deal of hate.

His Comedy Central series, The Dave Chappelle Show, ended in shatters and he subsequently retreated from public life; his return to standup in the past couple years has been hailed as almost a resurrection, with each new controversy breathlessly followed, and each run of shows selling out almost instantly.

Yet the opera has a way of eluding its critics; somehow, it absorbs each new controversy that threatens to engulf it.

The blog publishes screenshots and voice recordings that serve as a kind of universal citation in each new controversy, called upon to settle debates or explode myths.

After two and a half years in New York, Walsh is still taken aback at the intensity, the volume and the size of the herd that surrounds him each time controversy erupts — which, with the Knicks, is often.

Their country is smarting from the anxiety of decline, and each new controversy seems to plunge the barb a little deeper.After five years immersed in a world-class financial crisis on top of a dozen more in unhappy wars, the mood in America was bound to be dark.