Sentence examples for intensely controversial from inspiring English sources
Note, however, that for someone allegedly covering up his atheism to avoid controversy, Hobbes took the curious approach of saying many other intensely controversial things.
But several factors have made it intensely controversial.
His expulsion by force would probably prove hideously difficult, as well as intensely controversial abroad.
Twenty-five yeago ago City Ballet's original American Music Festival, featuring an unprecedented quantity of new ballets, was intensely controversial.
The database is believed to contain hundreds of thousands of names, and the secrecy surrounding it is intensely controversial.
In traditional Christian thought, the primordial (and for many modern minds, intensely controversial) assertion is the existence of a loving God, from whom humanity has been estranged.
Ian Lipkin, a virologist at Columbia University who is renowned in scientific circles for discovering new viruses behind mysterious outbreaks, is also known for doing what he calls "de-discovery": intensely scrutinizing controversial claims about diseases.
Demanding changes in spending on complementary medicines (whose efficacy is debatable) or advocating the benefits of an organic carrot, Charles' letters reveal a man taking his interests, however controversial, intensely seriously.
Behind Hissa are supportive male family members, a husband who is not emasculated by her intensely public stance and controversial views, and a growing number influential men (alongside influential women) who have helped her find a means of expression in a culture which vehemently shies away from individualism and the bald glare of public attention.
More importantly, I've waited for the return of CTU's most controversial employee, the intensely brooding Jack Bauer.
In particular, the relationship between the breast cancer predisposing gene BRCA1 and XIST, the main mediator of X chromosome inactivation, has been intensely investigated, but still remains controversial.
