Sentence examples for personal controversy from inspiring English sources

Collins finally has job security with no personal controversy.

Despite his low global profile, however, he has not escaped personal controversy or scrutiny.

There's also been some personal controversy, much of it centred around his Instagram account.

He made no direct reference to the personal controversy that has swirled around the pope in the wake of accusations that he failed to act strongly enough against pedophile priests.

In sum, Mr. Buchanan brandished the same heady mix of political iconoclasm and personal controversy that was his stump signature in 1992 and 1996, when he drew early primary support but failed to win the Republican nomination.

But Mr. Méndez-Santiago did endure a bit of personal controversy two years ago, when a secretary filed a sexual harassment case against him with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Salman Rushdie has lived that existence since 1989, and along the way given rise to assorted other personal controversies.

At the same time his supporters turned up the heat on Mr Gingrich, focussing on the ethical and personal controversies that many senior Republicans believe make him unelectable.

He would probably be the leadership favourite, but for personal controversies that include allegations (which he denies) that he favoured Reliance Infocomm, a telecoms company controlled by the Mumbai-based Ambani family, when he was communications minister.

In the end, the interview turned ugly when the reporter, Ramin Setoodeh, began to ask Aiken about personal controversies, including some speculation over his sexuality that led to bad blood between Kelly Ripa and Rosie O'Donnell.

In 1993 Mr. Clinton delayed his push for a health care bill until late that first year, by which time he was weakened by other legislative battles and personal controversies.