Sentence examples for more controversial arguments from inspiring English sources

One of the more controversial arguments has been in considering obesity from the perspective of food addiction.

More controversial are their arguments that rape prevention centers must take evolution into account and that women potentially put themselves at risk if they choose to wear tight-fitting blouses.

But an evaluation of the record thus far suggests that even this limited attempt to test the accuracy of claims made on the show has focused largely on trivial points and ignored more substantive and controversial arguments.

But its international law arguments are more controversial.

Though she launched her own little-watched talk show on VH1 earlier this year, McCarthy has remained in the spotlight in recent years mostly due to her support for the discredited theory that childhood vaccines cause autism, which could prove more controversial than the heated political arguments that have come to define "The View" in recent years.

The second is more controversial, although Davidson provides little argument for it.

However, the normativity thesis need not serve as a pre-theoretical constraint – as long as the thesis is that meaning is essentially normative it qualifies, even if indirect arguments will be more controversial.

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.

The argument you're making is what you wanted -- namely, controversy -- and before 9/11, it was even more controversial.

Even if the argument is that it is more controversial to screen euthanasia deaths than natural ones – because of the potential illegality and risk of imitation – Pratchett's Peter is not the first to die in this way on TV.

Whether this sort of causal theory of reference is plausible in the case of moral vocabulary is more controversial, but the defender of the Open Question Argument needs some reason to reject the analogy.