Sentence examples for extraordinarily contentious from inspiring English sources
The political climate in Chicago was extraordinarily contentious due to the recent police shooting of Laquan McDonald.
The freedom of speech guaranteed by the First Amendment has emerged as an extraordinarily contentious issue on many university campuses.
Trump has an extraordinarily contentious relationship with the news media; last month, he called it "a great danger to our country".
Because it could have just as many effects on economies as on the environment, negotiations have proved extraordinarily complex and contentious.
Democratic and Republican leaders of the gun-violence subcommittee of the Legislature's Bipartisan Task Force on Gun Violence Prevention and Children's Safety Tuesday said gun legislation had proved extraordinarily complex and contentious, given a historic outpouring of responses from opponents and supporters of new gun-control measures.
"This is an extraordinarily serious and contentious policy issue," Hanushek told The Huffington Post Monday.
For Murray, who lacked social skills, this was extraordinarily painful, and may help explain some of his more contentious attitudes towards feminists.
It ventures onto extraordinarily difficult terrain, playing with stereotypes on both sides of the conflict, and no one should be surprised that it remains contentious.
