Sentence examples for like a controversial from inspiring English sources

"It isn't like a … like a controversial hat".

THE mass-planting of trees might not seem like a controversial project for a city government.

It's annoying me that this feels like a controversial, maybe even unfeminist thing to write.

The 66-year-old psychiatrist doesn't look like a controversial figure.

At a time when some musicians are complaining about the royalties they receive from streams of their work, cutting the price of a streaming subscription sounds like a controversial move.

We knew we were choosing what might seem like a controversial route to parenthood — but it was one that Alex and I thoughtfully came to together, as a couple, after countless hours of research and reference checking.

The laboratory is now focused on differences between men's and women's brains, which Illariushkin said are like "different planets"—a controversial subject, especially in light of the field's historical emphasis on the male brain's superiority.

One category includes countries where alcohol is not banned but data is absent, suggesting an ostrich-like response to a controversial behavior, or reflecting a weak research infrastructure and/or policy landscape.

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court looks like it's likely pass a controversial rule change on May 1st which would give the FBI tremendous hacking power.

Some members of Congress would like to overturn a controversial new policy that requires scientists with grants from the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) to post their papers in a free online database.

The number of shareholders who don't vote is likely to be lower in a controversial deal like this, but this is still likely to be a significant percentage of Dell's shares.