Sentence examples for more controversial aspects from inspiring English sources

Miller, the correspondent, failed to challenge agency officials on some of the more controversial aspects of the agency's surveillance.

If the paper's report is accurate, the film avoids the more controversial aspects of Mr Putin's time in office in favour of the personal.

The move has dismayed campaigners who have been fighting hard for a proper debate over the more controversial aspects of the digital economy bill.

Her role as a diminutive alien with mysterious powers was one of the more controversial aspects of space opera blockbuster Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Interestingly, he then addressed one of the 3DS's more controversial aspects: its propensity for inducing eye-strain in some people – a problem from which, apparently, he too suffers.

Ms. Segarra said she hoped to forge consensus and suggested that she would play down the more controversial aspects of the mayor's agenda.

Lastly, Gohara explained why there is good reason for some to question a more controversial aspect of the bill — the reliance on risk assessments and algorithms to determine prisoners' eligibility for good-time credits.

If the pilot is successful, he said, that will be time to consider the plan's more controversial aspect, imposing fees on drivers who make the trip when the road is most crowded.

As a result, Mr Asper has brought jobs to the city, as well as being a generous donor to local causes.But there is a more controversial aspect to Mr Asper's devotion to making Winnipeg great again.

This more controversial aspect of the exhibition brings to light the stark contradictions in our relationship with the scientific status quo: for scientists to operate effectively, we must put our absolute trust in their superior expertise, but for us as individuals, when we learn about the ways it comes to bear on our lives, science is a thoroughly personal matter.

Grieve has dropped the more controversial aspect of the amendment when it was first drafted, which had stated that any motion put forward by a minority of 300 MPs from at least five parties – including 10 Tory MPs – should be debated as the first item in the Commons on the following day.