Sentence examples for find it controversial from inspiring English sources

Even if one accepts the diagnosis that I just sketched — and no doubt there are many feminist theorists who would find it controversial — one might think:  this is all well and good as far as theory goes, but what does it mean for practice, specifically for the practice of mothering?

"We had not expected this reaction from so many people who found it controversial," says Rouzbeh Esfandarmaz, the band's clarinettist.

It was created as a way to advertise a documentary on racial injustice in America and while many found it controversial, I thought it was one of the best social-issue campaigns in recent memory.

When Republican chairman of the House oversight and government reform committee, Representative Darrel Issa, called for the resignation of ATF acting director Kenneth Melson, few in American political circles found it controversial.

However, other studies have found it controversial whether or not segmental enhancement inversion is characteristic for oncocytoma [7, 8, 9, 10].

And if I found it controversial, I said, well, that's probably a reason not to do it.

At first glance, most people who saw the most recent Ted Cruz television ad running in South Carolina this week probably wouldn't have found it controversial enough to be taken down.

Some will find it a controversial p.o.v.

You have to go to the Royal College of Surgeons and ask for it and they show you through: it's hidden away and they don't advertise it much, because some people would find it a bit controversial.

And a loan modification requires only the consent of 50.1percentt of lenders, so borrowers may find it easier to get controversial terms approved.

Already, Mr Bishop points out, states find it easier to pass controversial initiatives than the federal legislature does, whether that be allowing gay unions in the north-east or banning embryonic stem-cell research in South Dakota.In some respects, decentralised policies make sense local and state politicians are better suited to tackle divergent needs.