Sentence examples for just how controversial from inspiring English sources

The note suggested just how controversial and unusual such enthusiasm for Hitchcock's films was.

But today, it can be hard to remember just how controversial her look and sound was in 1975.

Ron Martin, the theater teacher and director here at Corona del Mar High School, found out just how controversial "Rent" can be.

It was only when I attended university and my experiences diversified that I began to realise just how controversial a lack of faith can be.

Such statements about the so-called coalition of the willing play down just how controversial the Iraq war (and the Bush administration's policy of pre-emptive war) was among allies, and how negatively the invasion affected perceptions of the United States abroad.

Science communicator Bill Nye, the "Science Guy," recently found out just how controversial talking about evolution can be.

With "Everything She Says And Means," women joined together to show just how non-controversial a woman's naked body is.

The Guardian can reveal just how successful – and controversial – the operation was.

And yes, while this is still a story about Jesus, it's important to note just how different (and controversial) this was in 2004.

Government testing for residues of an herbicide that has been linked to cancer has been put on hold, slowing the Food and Drug Administration's first-ever endeavor to get a handle on just how much of the controversial chemical is making its way into U.S. foods.

They would have been even more controversial had it been realised just how popular they would prove.