Sentence examples for old controversies from inspiring English sources

The old controversies still surface sometimes.

Blumenthal's book may do more to stir old controversies than settle them.

He noted that after Christmas his Wikipedia page was rewritten to highlight many of the old controversies.

The old controversies over nuclear reactors — their dangers, benefits and costs — have been raised to the forefront.

The ensuing firestorm reignited old controversies in a largely rural land where the prewar Jewish population of 3.5 million had dwindled to a few thousand.

That prospect has critics of Mr. Summers, particularly on the Democratic Party's left, reviving old controversies in hopes of dooming his chances.

The movie "Anonymous" has breathed new life into an old controversy.

With Putin's return to the Kremlin, the old controversy has flared up again.

David Miliband responded to their comments by insisting that much of the old controversy had now died away.

Here they are, wanting to talk music and business, but all anyone wants to perpetuate is that old controversy.

The former FIA president, Max Mosley, fanned the old controversy when he said: "Mark Webber and Fernando Alonso will race under different rules.