Sentence examples for enormously controversial from inspiring English sources

Police shootings are enormously controversial.

"This video was enormously controversial, widely seen and very upsetting," he said.

(Meaning is an enormously controversial topic in its own right; see semantics and philosophy of language).

It proved enormously controversial and established its author's reputation as an iconoclast, yet today the Moynihan Report is largely forgotten.

Taking on some of these other issues — working conditions, teacher pay, school choice — these are enormously controversial.

Hydraulic fracturing has become enormously controversial, and other plays throughout the country are being slowed by concerns that fracking accidents have contaminated drinking water.

His energized interpretations of songs and sexually provocative performance style, combined with a singularly potent mix of influences across color lines that coincided with the dawn of the Civil Rights Movement, made him enormously popular and controversial.

The est Training was an enormously popular program, sometimes controversial and frequently imitated (badly)  program of the 70s that spawned an entire self-development and coaching industry, and many of its key concepts have earned a lasting place in mainstream culture along with making a huge contribution to the lives of over one-half million people.

While it was enormously popular, his socially and politically conscious songs were highly controversial.

Faced with its second mass protest by members in its short life span, Facebook, the enormously popular social networking Web site, is reining in some aspects of a controversial new advertising program.

The legislation is enormously complex, with thousands of pages of provisions, but at its center is a controversial requirement that all Americans purchase health insurance.