Sentence examples for like controversies from inspiring English sources

Like controversies at other colleges involving team names or mascots of American Indians, this started as a dispute about the university's core values.

"I like controversy".

The thing is, I like controversy.

You seem to like controversy.

He doesn't like controversy".

Racing fans love that, they like controversy.

He added that "companies do not like controversy of any sort.

Gymnast Alicia Sacramone and her teammates agreed not to discuss anything because "we don't really like controversy.

"I asked them if they were worried about problems that I might create for them, and they said 'no, we like controversy'", she recalls with an appreciative giggle.

My impression is that Nobel officials do not like controversy associated with the prizes, which partly explains Nobel rules forbidding appeals by the losers.

Opponents say that the stadium will sink New York City's bid to host the 2012 Olympics (the International Olympic Committee does not like controversy).