Sentence examples for exactly controversial from inspiring English sources
To say that the scientific frame of mind has played an important part in the rise of the West is not exactly controversial.
The city hired 24 foresters in the past year, a good majority of them hailing from places where trees are not exactly controversial.
Not exactly controversial, but when a filmmaker takes himself as the lead editorialist for practical rationality, he risks becoming a bore.
Not exactly controversial, but fair enough.Meanwhile, for environmentalists who were taking a second look at nuclear energy in the context of climate change, the accident has certainly made it a less attractive option.
In certain ways, the topics addressed in the video are less than fresh: Pawlenty expresses his strong pro-life position and voices support for heterosexual marriage and religious freedom -- not exactly controversial stands with the GOP base.
And those are qualities we seek in our national leadership.What, exactly, is controversial about this?
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.
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.
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.
