Sentence examples for general controversy from inspiring English sources

I'm a bit late to the pundit party, but I have a few thoughts about "The Runaway General" controversy that have been overlooked.

Last year's card, for example, showcasing the Naval Observatory the Veep's official residence, was soft, innocuous and distant (perhaps intentionally so in light of the Libby affair and the Attorneys General controversy).

According to Ken Inglis, "most of the responsibility for letting the... general controversy... [lies with] Sir Thomas Playford and his ministers... [Theirs] was the response of men who were convinced that the affairs of the society were in good hands, and that only the naive and the mischievous would either doubt this general truth or challenge any particular application of it".

Regarding the Reviewer' s comment and the general controversy concerning phospholipid transport to the envelope membranes of Buchnera endosymbionts, we decided to delete the corresponding part of the text from our discussion.

Although compelling, the idea of altruistic suicide as adaptive host-defense strategy has repeatedly been challenged,, and has lead to a more general controversy about whether suicide can be adaptive.

Previous work based on asphaltene physical-chemical properties and extensive spectroscopic and computational methods has generated controversy about two possible general conformations: island and archipelago.

Like Too $hort, Ice-T relied on his self-styled image as a pimp to propel sales; though his lyrics were well-respected, his single "Cop Killer" (1992), like gangsta rap in general, raised controversy.

Despite months of efforts by Ben Affleck, the film's director and star, to assuage Mr. Taylor and Canadians in general, the controversy in Canada has been revived by the film's Academy Award nominations, including best picture, as well the release of the DVD version of the film this week.

Republicans appear just as determined to use the hearing to retry the transgressions of the Clinton administration, with Mr. Holder pressed to explain his involvement as deputy attorney general in controversies like the pardon of the fugitive financier Marc Rich and Vice President Al Gore's 1996 fund-raiser at a Buddhist temple.

In general, major controversies cannot be resolved by the classic consultation procedure.

It's as if the terrible, violent confessional strife in the early modern period in Europe, the bloody drawn-out wars between the Christian sects, was removed to the intellectual arena in the Enlightenment and became a set of more general philosophical controversies.