Sentence examples for furious controversy from inspiring English sources

The article sparked a furious controversy.

Johnston's revisionary thesis provoked furious controversy in the scholarly world.

And abortion was the real issue at the core of the furious controversy last week.

This pace of development, needless to say, has spurred furious controversy.

Takeshi Murakami's show in the gardens and salons of Versailles, due to open on Tuesday, has already triggered furious controversy.

But then, after the furious controversy surrounding that publication, Darwin's celebrated theory fell into neglect and misuse.

For the better part of three millennia, she has been the subject of furious controversies — about her work, her family life, and, above all, her sexuality.

Yes, we have furious controversies over tax hikes and entitlement cuts, only those controversies seldom lead to any actual action.

The week before, he was at the centre of furious nationwide controversy over remarks he made appearing to defend Mr Moggi.

But in settling that meaning of "furthermore, you ninny," we have just blundered into an area of furious lexicographic controversy: Is plus a conjunction (which connects) or a preposition (which introduces)?

On Friday, CBS, saying it had "obtained" a copy, reported that Clinton writes about disagreeing with the administration over past negotiations with the Taliban over Bowe Bergdahl, the US soldier whose release last week in exchange for five prisoners from Guantánamo Bay has stoked a furious political controversy.