Sentence examples for needs controversy from inspiring English sources

Just what the United States soccer market needs: controversy, a we-wuz-robbed moment crossing the ocean.

And seriously: people who say that, oh, the game needs controversy like Frank Lampard's disallowed goal against Germany, just go away.

Sport does not just need controversy, it thrives on it.

I'm accused of being Frankenstein or Mengele, but to readjust our picture of the human body, we need controversy.

(Does any man want to think he's merely 'good enough' for the love of his life? And if he's egoless enough to accept that status, would she still find him desirable?) But this incendiary title is creating much needed controversy about a sociological/cultural malaise.

If we want passion, we need controversy.

But next year, he said, elections will be held in the state, and the politicians do not need controversies like the bridge, particularly at a time when Germany's public finances are strained by the financial crisis in Greece.

Of course, boxing needs a controversy for most people to remember it exists, whereas soccer can sneeze and it's a world event.

No Need for Controversy It is, in fact, difficult to understand why Do Not Track is controversial.

The sexuality angle is a godsend for an aging show that is in desperate need of controversy (whether or not manufactured) as well as flash.

A convention center "headquarters hotel" was urgently needed, but controversy raged for several years over where to put the hotel.