Sentence examples for famous controversy from inspiring English sources
Much is made of the famous controversy incited by his recorded 1962 performance of Brahms's Piano Concerto No. 1 with Leonard Bernstein, but nothing is said about what makes it so unusual (parenthetically, it's a performance I've loved ever since I heard it on radio, from a rare private tape, about thirty years ago).
We may now turn to the famous controversy between Lessing and Winckelmann, built upon Mendelssohn's distinction between the arts of form and the arts of movement.
I will re-assess the famous controversy over the question whether the use by Wilkins, Watson and Crick of 'photograph 51', belonging to Rosalind Franklin, was morally objectionable or defendable.
His 1987 work Piss Christ touched off one of the most famous controversies in contemporary art history.
At that time, Boston was embroiled in its famous school busing controversy.
An intrepid Frenchman who had previously run a Paris-based lobby, Reporters Without Borders, Mr Ménard is famous for courting controversy.
Hirst, 46, occupies a unique place in British culture: the prime mover among a brash and brilliant generation of artists who emerged in the early 1990s, determined to be famous, unabashed by controversy.
We address the famous whose shoes controversy in section 4. 53.
One salient example was on display in the famous "Baby Doe" controversy of the mid-1980s in which the Reagan Justice Department attempted to impose a "non-discrimination principle" upon health care workers in neonatal intensive care units.
Needless to say, the night was hardly covered -- although Invisible Children had surely reached their goal of "Making Kony Famous," too much controversy eventually surrounded the campaign for that particular part of their plan to go through.
For all the controversy famous people create for themselves – usually by either assaulting someone or weighing in on an issue that did not require their input – has anyone issued a half-decent apology for anything ever?
