Sentence examples for ever controversial from inspiring English sources

Are the judges' decisions ever controversial?

Odd Future are, as ever, controversial and compelling in equal measure.

But today, if you visit the site, you'd have no idea it was ever controversial.

The ever controversial comic told Bill Mayer on HBO's Real Time, he used to make jokes about the French, Australians but never Mexicans as people are always "aghast".

An impressive feat of archival scholarship covering Nixon's years in the House and the Senate, "The Contender" shows decided sympathy for its ever controversial subject.

Should the appeal fail, the ever controversial Cellino – who has also been fined £250,000 – will be barred from playing any role at Elland Road until 1 September 2018 and, in addition, must attend an FA education programme.

And Bob Gibson's thoughts on the ever-controversial subject?

In the ever-controversial debate about abortion laws, Wisconsin and Michigan have recently joined the fray.

Paul is known for being the younger of the ever-controversial Paul brothers.

The ever-controversial Katie Hopkins has incurred the wrath of her critics once again after claiming parents of obese children should be prosecuted for "child cruelty".

In January this year, Toronto's ever-controversial mayor, Rob Ford, confirmed that the city would not bid for another Olympics before the 2028 games, at the earliest.