Sentence examples for fairly controversial from inspiring English sources

You staked out a fairly controversial position in the wake of Sept. 11, didn't you?

As a result, his conclusions – which seem sensible and considered – might turn out fairly controversial.

The scanners, which present a ghostly image of each passenger's body under their clothing, are fairly controversial.

"The closures are still fairly controversial," said Mr. Prokop, whose team did an assessment last winter to find alternative trails should some be closed for the plovers.

Mr. Cook is a scholar of Islamic history and was co-author, in the 1970's, of a fairly controversial theory about Islam's origins.

One unexpected, and very expensive, material that turned up in several collections in Milan was astrakhan, a fairly controversial fur that is also known as Persian lamb, made from the skins of newborn (and sometimes unborn) lambs.

For movement conservatives, calling the belief that the government should ensure that everyone has health insurance "socialist" seems to be fairly non-controversial.

At the outset, ministers believed the bill would be a fairly non-controversial measure, limiting the political influence of maverick millionaires in elections.

And the idea that we are living through – or perhaps, many feel, approaching the end of – a second period of key creativity is fairly non-controversial.

So far so fairly non-controversial.

"If you read the actual copy, it's fairly non-controversial in my opinion.