Sentence examples for most controversial play from inspiring English sources
Godot was crowned most controversial play of the year.
In their first year, they included a bizarre category, most controversial play.
When it opened last week, An Audience with Jimmy Savile had already become the most controversial play of the year without anyone having actually seen a performance.
Or that he struck such fear in the New England Patriots that Coach Bill Belichick opted for the most controversial play call of the season and went for the first down on fourth-and-2 from his team's 28 rather than punt the ball back to him?
Award-winning novelist and critic Jacobson has chosen The Merchant of Venice, one of Shakespeare's most controversial plays, which can be read as antisemitic.
Consider Seven Jewish Children, written in response to Israel's assault on the Gaza strip, which became one of the most controversial plays of recent times, with critics of it slamming it as an "anti-Israeli rant" and "wantonly inflammatory".
In what would be one of the most controversial plays in memory, officials ruled that the Detroit Lions star receiver didn't hold on to the ball long enough to complete the catch.
In fact the company, far from fleeing the scandal, used it as a promotional tool: ads for the return engagement referred to it as "the most notorious and controversial play of the decade".
With the potential culmination of conflicts over both union rights and immigration enforcement -- two of the most controversial issues at play on the state level -- Arizona could well become ground zero for the conservative agenda, as well as the focus for the inevitable pushback from those who oppose the measures.
Brady became a household name following one of the most controversial games in NFL play-off history.
After a single toe-dip -- Jeannette Winterson's lovely and whimsical novelization of "A Winter's Tale," The Gap of Time -- the project has cannonballed right into perhaps the most controversial of Shakespeare's plays: "The Merchant of Venice".
