Sentence examples for member controversial from inspiring English sources

North Carolina's public television board has a new member: controversial author Orson Scott Card, who once compared President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler and virulently opposes same-sex marriage.

Celebrity members of the Scientologists such as Tom Cruise are seen by some members of controversial religion Scientology as 'useless', according to a new film.

The expenses were to have been made public anyway by the House of Commons in July, after detailed redacting by officials that would have disguised some of the members' more controversial practices.

Endemol had negotiated to retain most of the control over the shows, as it did for its first reality series, "Big Brother," which has occasionally seen some of its cast members become controversial figures on CBS this summer.

The news comes after Ukip has taken action against several members for controversial remarks on social media and a row over MEP Godfrey Bloom referring to foreign aid recipients from "bongo-bongo land".

5) They tried to declare a victory over the BBC over the "We Want Our Country Back" documentary despite howls of derision from other audience members   The controversial show followed Britain First's deputy leader Jayda Fransen and leader Paul Golding on their first national public campaign.

In a similar way he was unapologetic about defending his members and controversial decisions.

GMA has a long history of serving as a convenient front for its members on controversial issues.

Between Chris Rock's Fourth of July joke and Rob Schneider's stance on vaccinations, this summer has been a busy one for former "SNL" cast members making controversial statements.

Despite their essential role in apoptosis, how effectors are activated by other BCL-2 family members remains controversial (Leber et al., 2007).

pipiens members remains controversial, their close evolutionary association has been repeatedly supported by genetic analyses and the relative abundance of hybrids in areas where distributions overlap [ 18- 22].