Sentence examples for in controversies from inspiring English sources

"I have been involved in controversies in relation to the party all the way through.

Gerbert was elected archbishop and soon became embroiled in controversies with the papacy.

Accounts like these get closer than viral videos to the reality lived by most people swept up in controversies.

He continued to interest himself keenly in current theological discussion, participating in controversies regarding baptism, hermeneutics, "demythologizing," and others.

Nearly everything and everyone we write about is involved in controversies, so this modifier often doesn't mean much.

Despite his heavy literary commitments, Valla never seemed to lack time or energy to engage in controversies.

Mr. Nutter argues that the insurance industry's reluctance is born of hesitation to become embroiled in controversies over energy policy.

It's amazing the way people who have no objection to a figurehead royal get annoyed any time he gets involved in controversies.

"As the report rightly acknowledges, politicising antisemitism – or using it as a weapon in controversies between and within political parties – does the struggle against it a disservice".

Two countries, two resignations by prominent politicians, each caught in controversies defined by their nations' militaristic pasts and their futures as America's military partners.

Sacks was often embroiled in controversies within the Jewish community and he repeatedly alienated Jews to his left and his right.