Sentence examples for escape controversy from inspiring English sources

Yet, he did not escape controversy.

It didn't mean A-Rod would always escape controversy.

But while the World Taekwondo Federation took pains to keep that from happening, they were not able to escape controversy.

OTTAWA — Like most prominent and publicly financed institutions here, the National Gallery of Canada does not escape controversy.

If Mr. Holder really thought he could escape controversy, the last few weeks have reinforced how inescapable controversy has become for the nation's chief law enforcement officer.

Like the former first lady and junior senator from New York, Ms. Rosen is a political operator who cannot seem to escape controversy.

Crushed by the responses, unsure of how to handle the deluge of attention, Mauresmo found herself dashing around corners to escape controversy-starved television crews.

Yet Mr. Donilon has not escaped controversy.

The project has not totally escaped controversy.

THE International Accounting Standards Board has not entirely escaped controversy itself.

This account of the final hours and death of Jesus, surely one of Bach's greatest works, has escaped controversy like that surrounding his "St.