Sentence examples for exactly a controversial from inspiring English sources

It's not exactly a controversial statement: Movies based on video games are, generally, bad.

That there's nothing like Boom is not exactly a controversial opinion — there aren't a lot of companies out there trying to resurrect supersonic flight.

Kruse said the market for mobile advertising will continue to grow — not exactly a controversial claim, but he specifically argued that despite the buzz around wearable devices like smartwatches, smartphones will remain the "digital hub" for new gadgets: "The real tornado is around the smartphones".

I guess that's what happens with a march like this; not wanting to get raped isn't exactly a controversial opinion to hold.

The 27-year-old made his comeback in February 2009, almost exactly a year after the controversial challenge by Martin Taylor.

He had a reputation for irony, though what that means exactly is controversial; at a minimum, Socrates's irony consisted in his saying that he knew nothing of importance and wanted to listen to others, yet keeping the upper hand in every discussion.

Exactly one year after the passing of a controversial media law, both public service and commercial media are back in the headlines.

It is also controversial what exactly a Kuhnian revolution is, or would be.

Fiorina wasn't exactly a shining star in the corporate world, and her departure from corporate America was hastened by a controversial performance as head of HP.

Weitz & Luxenberg has been a controversial player in Albany since the firm hired Mr. Silver in 2002, in part because exactly what Mr. Silver does for the firm is a mystery.

And those are qualities we seek in our national leadership.What, exactly, is controversial about this?