Sentence examples for is sometimes controversial from inspiring English sources

It is sometimes controversial.

The Uruguayan, as industrious and tricky as he is sometimes controversial, remarkably almost matched van Persie goal for goal in the Premiership.

Although offering the vaccine at such an early age is sometimes controversial, its effectiveness and safety have not been a political issue in the US.

It seems that the effect of residual PbI2 in PSCs is sometimes controversial.

That correlation gives a new way to check how extinct species may have moved, an issue that is sometimes controversial.

These amounts should be increased up to 1 1.5 g/day for cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk reduction or patients with hypertriglyceridemia [145]; although the real benefit of this recommendation is sometimes controversial [148].

It's sometimes controversial but that's part of life".

And in their details they are sometimes controversial.

While she garnered attention with nonfiction works that were sometimes controversial, it was Huston's fiction that drew critical acclaim.

As first lady she was sometimes controversial, known for her championing of anti-drug causes including a famous advertisement calling for teens offered drugs to "just say no".

Though he was sometimes controversial, Sean Avery was always hugely popular among Rangers fans when he played for the club off and on from 2009 until he retired last season.