Sentence examples for may seem controversial from inspiring English sources

His choice of the chatty Mr Davutoglu may seem controversial.

These measures may seem controversial, but I think today we have no time for doubts.

While running a school for crossdressing may seem controversial, the only real negative feedback Vera has gotten has been from "academic feminists", she tells me.

Biggin recognises these schemes may seem controversial but for him the results outweigh any criticism that prisoners are being unduly rewarded.

Or, and this may seem controversial to many but it's worth considering, it could be that the human brain develops in accordance to what it experiences, and things it experiences and is made to do more often are reflected in the sorts of connections that develop.

Alan D. Schrift Grinnell, Iowa While the appointment of a former partner at Goldman Sachs to lead the Nature Conservancy may seem controversial, as D. T. Max points out in his article on Mark Tercek, major environmental groups have been hiring investment bankers and others with Wall Street experience for at least twenty years ("Green Is Good," May 12th).

The revolution against the Qing Dynasty, which helped cement Sun Yatsen's reputation as the founding father of modern China, may not seem controversial at first blush.

This claim does not seem controversial.

It may seem a bit controversial, because a lot of people are forecasting recession.

" 'Vix in the City' may seem a bit controversial in our sometimes-cautious world, but it's really just a lighthearted, contemporary interpretation of the opera's themes," Eric Latzky, the orchestra's vice president for communications, wrote in an e-mail regarding the backlash.

Although this approach may seem a little controversial, recruiters are looking for the best-qualified talent regardless of where they find it.