Sentence examples for subject of controversial from inspiring English sources

The mechanism causing the instability is, however, still a subject of controversial discussion.

The original cartoon, from 1928, is the subject of controversial legislation that extended its copyright.

Other figures include Charles Lightoller, the most senior officer to survive, and the Allison family, who have been the subject of controversial portrayals in the past.

She has never proved a talkative witness in Congressional appearances, and she has been especially closemouthed on the subject of controversial investigations related to the highest administration officials.

Malia and her sister Sasha, 13, were recently the subject of controversial comments about their clothes by a Republican official at Thanksgiving.

Hester was recruited from Royal Bank of Scotland last year – where he was also the subject of controversial pay awards – to turn around the troubled insurer after several profit warnings and an accounting scandal.

(To correct a misimpression that lingers to this day, Mr. Bruno was not the subject of a controversial 2009 film called "Brüno").

Bergdahl was the subject of a controversial prisoner swap in May 2014, when the Obama administration negotiated Bergdahl's release in exchange for five Taliban fighters detained at Guantánamo Bay.

The current prime minister, Tony Abbott, was also the subject of a controversial profile by Marr for Quarterly Essay during his run for power.

Judith Clark, a 1960s radical and the getaway driver of the 1981 robbery of a Brinks truck in Nanuet, New York, was the subject of a controversial article this Sunday, looking at her transformation in prison, and sparking a debate about rehabilitation.

In this week's issue of the magazine, Claudia Roth Pierpont writes about the life of the great singer and civil-rights activist Nina Simone, who is the subject of a controversial new bio-pic that screened at the Cannes Film Festival in May.