Sentence examples for endless controversies from inspiring English sources

His position as self-styled censor involved Kazinczy in endless controversies.

Because Duke likes peace and repose, he tries to avoid the endless controversies that go on in the world of jazz.

Watson had other criticisms of introspection, such as the endless controversies over such topics as whether there was image-less thought (about which Buehler and Wundt battled endlessly).

The apparently endless controversies surrounding him are testimony to what South Africa has got right as well as what Mr Zuma and his friends have got wrong.

Many GOP lawmakers had hoped that Trump would begin to show more discipline as he pivoted to the general election, focusing on his populist economic message rather than becoming embroiled in endless controversies as he did in the primary.

The contemporary dispute over Descartes's theory of vortices illustrates the obscure, endless controversies generated by philosophical pride.

Thus far, all that has been created is endless controversy.

There is endless controversy over the role of the opera director.

In the meantime, D'Antoni is trying to change a team culture warped by seven straight losing seasons and endless controversy.

Hillary Clinton, who was charting no new racial ground as first lady, still generated endless controversy for her policy involvement.

But you stood by him for four years, despite endless controversy, a bloated payroll and a terrible record.