Sentence examples for perhaps controversial from inspiring English sources

Prioritising accessibility over religious mystery, Abdolah makes several weighty, and perhaps controversial, changes.

And this was not including some of the most expensive, and perhaps controversial, Napa zins, single-vineyard bottles from Turley Cellars.

And while Detroit now moves on to its first World Series since 2006, the Yankees head into an off-season that promises to be filled with significant, and perhaps controversial, changes to the team's roster.

A15 New Lincoln Museum in Illinois Springfield, Ill., is honoring Abraham Lincoln nearly a century and a half after his death with what promises to be a spectacular and perhaps controversial museum.

Back then, I wrote, My perhaps controversial suggestion is that Chuck Prince, Stan O'Neal, John Thain, and the rest of the Wall Street executives whose financial blundering and multi-million dollar pay packages have featured on the front pages during the past two years are neither sociopaths, nor idiots, nor felons….

Kanazawa's perhaps controversial perspective is that of an evolutionary psychologist.

Perhaps more controversial was Davidson's assessment of toddler Crocs.

Perhaps most controversial, though, Rogers has long advocated stiff regulation of greenhouses gases.

Perhaps more controversial within the institution, however, was his often contentious relationship with important donors.

Its ambitions in maps may be bigger, more far reaching and perhaps more controversial still.

The largest – and perhaps most controversial – collection of his work is in his home town of Valencia.