Sentence examples for more controversial about from inspiring English sources

"I think that gets to be a little more controversial about upsides and downsides," he said.

Clemency and Consequences Nothing was more controversial about Mr. Huckabee's governorship than his use of clemency to grant pardons and commute prison sentences.

With a month left until New Hampshire's primary and his standing in most polls in the state a distant second to Dr. Dean, Mr. Kerry assailed him for several of his more controversial statements about Iraq and for being unclear about what should happen to Osama bin Laden.

The second, even more controversial part, about men who've suffered from sexual violence, is next week.

It has emerged that in earlier drafts, the Ofsted inspectors did back down on a number of more controversial claims about the school.

Updated at 7.23pm BST 7.22pm BST Now the president makes more controversial claims about the drone assassinations, saying they're legal because "we were attacked on 9/11".

More controversial articles, about divisive figures and topics like George W Bush, the Catholic Church and global warming are amongst the most-edited articles on the site, and are sometimes subject to vandalism and malicious editing.

But the second argument is a more controversial one about what the right can learn from the revolution against it; and whether, if they can't beat the new politics, they should try to join the game.

However, philosophical theories which are tied strongly to the more controversial claims about the nature and etiology of MPD do look less plausible.

The latter's objections caused Regius to delete three of the more controversial claims about God and the soul from the published text.

Kosygin overestimated the ability of the Soviet administrative machine to develop the economy, which led to "corrections" to some of Liberman's more controversial beliefs about decentralisation.