Sentence examples for seemingly controversial from inspiring English sources

Let's let him tell it: "This design, seemingly controversial, will allow the Mets to greatly increase the number of home runs since they are the most exciting aspect of the game.

According to Goicoechea (2009), this seemingly controversial placement of Oryza brachyantha could be attributed to sequence conservation between AA and FF genomes in some of the loci under investigation.

I think the show is surprisingly level-headed for how absurd and seemingly controversial it is.

Unfortunately, many Democrats seem to be taking all the wrong lessons from the Coakley-Brown debacle in Massachusetts: They're in retreat -- even more risk-averse than usual, and refusing to take stands on (seemingly) controversial issues.

"It was our sense that natural history museums, which include anthropological explorations of human society and culture within their programming, are limited in what they feel they can and can't say about a seemingly controversial issue like climate change," said Beka Economopoulos, the museum's co-founder.

The only effects gay marriage and the Hobby Lobby ruling had, Volokh said, were making RFRA laws more politically charged and seemingly controversial than they were 20 years ago, when states first began passing them in response to the federal law.

For some historic building buffs, however, the Duboce Park backlash raises the question: If city preservationists cannot obtain support for preserving a pristine cluster of Victorian houses, will they be able to proceed with seemingly more controversial plans to keep development out of dormant industrial zones?

But it also breaks new ground by covering work in seemingly less controversial disciplines, including the growing threat from global cyberattacks.

But although society may eventually reach a consensus on even the (seemingly) most controversial of topics, Shakesheff pointed out that ethical decisions will, ultimately, always be very personal.

The Justices and the lawyers were pretty exhausted by the time this debate took place, but this issue — seemingly the least controversial part of the case — also seemed to potentially perilous for the Obama Administration.

Such an order would be controversial — seemingly aligning the administration with a disputed legal doctrine of former President George W. Bush, whose lawyers held that the president had sweeping authority in wartime to imprison those he deemed threats to national security.