Sentence examples for intentionally controversial from inspiring English sources
The intentionally controversial prize is open to artists under 50 who have presented an "outstanding exhibition" in the past 12 months.
Our conclusions are intentionally controversial to stimulate a discussion among researchers and industry.
Despite Trump, Piss Christ, and everything else, Serrano argues that he is not an (intentionally) controversial artist.
Their latest intentionally controversial article, titled "Why It's Every Wife's Duty To Make Other Men Fancy Her" comes from a woman named Angela Epstein.
But would I intentionally invite controversial people?" Mr. Jones paused.
Our content is intentionally provocative & controversial with the aim to get reactions from the general public in the name of comedic satire.
The group's YouTube channel describes their own videos as 'intentionally provocative.' "Our content is intentionally provocative & controversial with the aim to get reactions from the general public in the name of comedic Satire.
After the highly partisan debates on the economic stimulus and health care that dominated the first 15 months of the Obama administration, Democratic leaders, conscious that many members of their party have become wary of being tagged by Republicans as big spenders, intentionally decided to push less controversial measures.
His message is one that resonated with Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, Arizona, a law enforcement official infamous for his "tent city" jail, where inmates are intentionally humiliated, as well as his controversial raid tactics and rhetoric against undocumented immigrants.
But there was also a controversial play in which he intentionally handled the ball on his goal line, denying Ghana a sure goal in the quarterfinals and helping his team advance when Ghana missed the ensuing penalty kick.
Some theorists of action have been attracted to Cognitivism because of its promise to vindicate Anscombe's (admittedly controversial) claim that, in acting intentionally, we have knowledge of what we're doing that we do not get by observation.
