Sentence examples for set off controversy from inspiring English sources

The movie has already set off controversy: Mr. Spector's wife, Rachelle, has complained about the film's depiction of her husband as "a foul-mouthed megalomaniac".

The movie, which has its premiere on Sunday at 9 p.m. on HBO, has already set off controversy: Mr. Spector's wife, Rachelle, has complained about the film's depiction of her husband as "a foul-mouthed megalomaniac".

But from the beginning, the program set off controversy.

Here's a look at other prominent transactions that set off controversy in Washington.

And the station has sometimes set off controversy by becoming part of the drama, not merely an observer.

Details about the new Big Tex have been kept secret, and what has leaked has set off controversy.

But the meaning he invests in them – and which set off controversies and annoy people – remain all his own inventions.

Several former intelligence officials also said there was great concern that the tapes, which recorded hours of grueling interrogations, could have set off controversies about the legality of the interrogations and generate a backlash in the Middle East.

Its creators, Nasser al-Qasabi and Abdullah al-Sadham, who got to know each other when studying to become agricultural engineers, have grown accustomed to setting off controversy in the 11 years they have been producing the show, "Tash Ma Tash".

— Quentin Hardy Whitney Houston Album Price Increase Sets Off Controversy The Guardian | Shortly after her death, the price of the singer's music rose by 60 percent on iTunes.

The statement said the agency requested the label changes on May 23, which was two days after a medical journal article and editorial about Avandia's potential heart risks set off the current controversy.