Sentence examples for most enduring controversies from inspiring English sources

But before too long — indeed, probably next fall — the Court will have to return to one of its most enduring controversies: abortion.

This is an odd thing to say about one of the game's most enduring controversies, not to mention enduring enmities (Player suggested in his subsequent autobiography that Watson won two major championships using "illegally grooved" clubs).

The story of how Doug and his wife, Kris McDivitt Tompkins, arrived in Patagonia started out simply enough, but it has quickly become one of the most enduring controversies in modern South American history.

Until now, the way the six Red Caps were killed in the dim antechamber of an Iraqi police station in June 2003 has remained one of the war's most enduring controversies.

It informs us about the reach of cognitive control and also serves to advance a resolution for the most enduring controversy in attention research concerning the question of whether the effects of selective attention can extend to early sensory processing (for a recent review, see Lavie, forthcoming).

Yet for all the controversy surrounding that biennial – easily the most enduring iteration of the show in the last few decades – one thing was clear: whether audiences approved or disapproved of the art on display, it was proudly, even defiantly American.

These are the most enduring of questions.

But he is the most enduring.

Mr. Reed became the group's most enduring presence.

In his legal battles, Rosset made his most enduring impact.

That could be Mr Middelhoff's most enduring bequest.