Sentence examples for point for controversy from inspiring English sources

"That's been the flash point for controversy," said Howard M. Wasserman, a professor of law at Florida International University in Miami.

Nearly five months after the attack by Islamist gunmen on its offices, Charlie Hebdo continues to be a focal point for controversy.

Though Dr. Tiller's clinic was not the only one in the country performing late-term abortions, it was a focal point for controversy.

A mannequin perched on a toilet and a cartoon cat were among the artworks chosen on Tuesday to compete for the Turner Prize, a traditional flash point for controversy about British art, Reuters reported.

William Ivey, the current chairman of the agency, which has been a flash point for controversy over public financing of the arts and the limits of artistic expression, has announced he will leave at the end of September.

Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) is something of a double agent — and her character's conundrum results in the movie's only twist that approaches anything like complexity, which is why the character has become a flash point for controversy.

HOF, Germany — This sleepy town not far from the Czech border, in a hilly corner of Catholic Bavaria, is an unlikely place to find an active synagogue, and an even unlikelier focal point for a controversy that some see as a threat to religious tolerance in Europe and even the place of Jews in Germany.

It instantly becomes an explosive point of controversy for the mutant and non-mutant worlds alike.

Actually a foreign import, palms turn out to be a point of controversy for Tangier's tourist industry in her film Beau Geste.

The play deals with creating personas, a point of controversy for Mr. Perry, who, as Fetchit, came across as a lazy and foolish black man — an image that proved lucrative for him.

The statue has been a point of controversy for months.