Sentence examples for sound controversial from inspiring English sources

"On the Origin of Species" doesn't sound controversial, either.

That doesn't sound controversial today, but it sounded mad 50 years ago.

"This may sound controversial," she added, "but I can't possibly know everything about my play or how to stage every scene.

Koreans and Chinese, on the other hand, are depicted as swarthy, brutish and slit-eyed.Yoshiko Nozaki of the State University of New York at Buffalo argues in Japan Focus, an online journal, that the ability of neonationalists to make historical certainties such as the Nanjing massacre sound controversial leads the public to feel that these issues remain unresolved among experts.

"This is going to sound controversial," she says, "but people from the Middle East have lower IQs than Caucasians.

While this may sound controversial, I believe in its truth, as entrepreneurs share common traits, and these traits may be developed and sharpened by working for someone else.

It sounds controversial but we are confident it does not detract from London.

Such finding sounds controversial, but in reality it is not.

The use of plasmapheresis to remove serum myoglobin sounds controversial but successful therapy of RM induced by statins was reported by Swaroop and colleagues [ 55].

His message to a TV crew from Beijing about the opening ceremony on Friday might sound mildly controversial in Mandarin.

Exactly how the skeptical argument is supposed to go and whether the argument is sound is controversial (See the review in Boghossian (1989b)).