Sentence examples for seems uncontroversial from inspiring English sources

Again, this emphasis on child safety seems uncontroversial.

If you read the policy literature, it seems uncontroversial that the arts can stimulate economic growth, reduce social exclusion and improve our health - in short, transform our society.

To me, it seems eminently reasonable to think of campus rape as a distinct and pressing problem, and it seems uncontroversial to say that the sexual risk for young people who enter a distinct and semi-isolated environment is determined by the particulars of that environment.

This seems uncontroversial.

That positive affect is often diffuse (objectless) seems uncontroversial in the psychology of mood (Watson 2000; Thayer 1989, 1996).

The strong version seems demanding to a bizarre extreme, and illustrates the point that an equality of opportunity ideal only seems uncontroversial when left vague and unspecified.

Yet in France, such overlaps of interest seem uncontroversial.

Energy saving may seem uncontroversial, but results are slow to appear.

Changing the constitution again to give the first inhabitants formal recognition may seem uncontroversial.

Shinseki seemed uncontroversial — a careerist who happened to be next in line.

This may seem uncontroversial – and the general idea of doctoral training centres has many supporters.