Sentence examples for surprisingly controversial from inspiring English sources

This seems obvious, but it's surprisingly controversial.

His use of the Olympics to revive communications with the North has proved surprisingly controversial, however.

It's a surprisingly controversial question, given the number of seniors taking statins.

And yet, this eat-less-salt argument has been surprisingly controversial — and difficult to defend.

The plurals of compound nouns – nouns (strictly noun phrases) made up of more than one word – is a surprisingly controversial subject.

The study, for which researchers combed through four years' worth of data about the Harvard runners, has produced the surprisingly controversial finding that how a person runs may affect whether he or she winds up hurt.

They proved, not surprisingly, politically controversial and were discarded.

This process, and similar ones at other centers, became, not surprisingly, quite controversial.

Mr. Tarantino's philo-Semitism, though unorthodox, also proved surprisingly less controversial than it might have even a few years ago.

How these ideas would be implemented remains unclear.Not surprisingly, more controversial proposals can be found among those not running for president.

It was, not surprisingly, a controversial ruling.