Sentence examples for small controversies from inspiring English sources

Dismissing "small controversies" in the campaign, she said the crowd had made her feel "so encouraged".

The small controversies usually came from sexual banter, not politics, which Sergeant Townsend described as a "no-go zone".

Although Mr. Astorino is still widely considered unknown, he may benefit from a series of small controversies the incumbent has recently had to endure, particularly on public safety.

Over the years, there have been various small controversies, the most infamous being the scandal involving the Steinmetz High School team, which was caught cheating at the 1995 Illinois state finals.

Since the 18th century, with its emphasis on reason as the way to truth, the endeavor has stirred no small controversy.

Four decades after his death, the man known to millions simply as the King, continues to inspire devotion and obsession and the ability to trigger no small controversy.

The construction of the athletic center sparked a small controversy among students and faculty members, who argued that the college's limited resources -- the endowment is only $45 million -- could be better used elsewhere.

With him firmly established as the cook's cook, subsequent books have also enjoyed good sales – though there was a small controversy when he included a non-vegetarian option in a book called The Vegetarian Option.

Last year, its organizers eyed the city for a second outpost: Panorama débuted amid small controversy, set to take place on Randall's Island just a few weeks after the long-standing Governors Ball.

And in the final moments of a segment of the NHL Network's "On The Fly" program, host Dan Pollard asked rhetorically, "Does anyone have R.J. Umberger's phone number?" It was Columbus forward Umberger who ignited a small controversy in March by saying the Washington Capitals play "the wrong way" and would be eliminated by a defensive-oriented team.

A small controversy arose in the top of the seventh inning.