Sentence examples for fake controversy from inspiring English sources

This tactic is straight from the Republican cookbook of fake controversy.

All the fake controversy drummed up by deniers makes climate the perfect social media opportunity for brands.

You could argue about it, or you could wait a week until the next fake controversy erupts over Mr Obama's "diplomacy".

Dimbleby is set to claim Murdoch's newspapers deliberately exaggerate and invent BBC "scandals" by drumming up fake controversy with the help of Conservative MPs.

The difference between the Butler Act and this new legislation encapsulates the change in the anti-science crowd's strategy, from outright bans on disseminating factual information to fake controversy and false equivalencies.

The Daily Beast somewhat flippantly dismissed the conversation about Johansson's teaming with SodaStream as a "fake" controversy stirred up by Al Jazeera — among the first to draw attention to the issue — based on a handful of angry tweets.

No one responsible for the ginning up and frantic coverage of these fake controversies is ever truly upset by them.

The Grand Tour, I have to reluctantly say – not because I fall far short of being the world's most besotted Clarkson fan, but because of all the 18 months of fuss, the fake controversies, the hype over what is still just a show about cars – worked spectacularly.

A better politics is one where we debate without demonizing each other; where we talk issues, and values, and principles, and facts, rather than "gotcha" moments, or trivial gaffes, or fake controversies that have nothing to do with people's daily lives.

I'm not naïve enough to think that those with an ideological agenda will stop inventing fake controversies and omitting important facts, and that's why it is important to set the record straight, as I've done in this post.

One of the most awesomely fake controversies of the year has got to be the decrying of newly-crowned Miss USA Rima Fakih--the first Muslim-American and second Arab-American winner of the pageant--as a "politically-correct" choice, and the hostility demonstrated primarily by the Right toward this idea of politics mixing with beauty.