Sentence examples for terribly controversial from inspiring English sources
Naming of immigrants is not terribly controversial.
That doesn't seem like a terribly controversial conclusion — but I'm not so sure it's true.
Gay marriage itself is legal, and not terribly controversial, in Massachusetts and Connecticut.
"I don't think what we're saying is terribly controversial," she said.
These murals were not as a rule abstract or terribly controversial in theme: this was, after all, public art paid for with taxpayers' money.
Even during Wright's early years at Trinity, political provocation was part of his approach, although some of his gestures — like the "Free South Africa" banner he hung across the old church building in 1977 — don't seem terribly controversial now.
"One thing you'll notice about us is that we're terribly shy about discussing controversial events".
Doing fundraisers is important, but unless it's a very controversial issue, that kind of giving is not terribly sacrificial; it's a feel-good decision for some and for others it's a cost of doing business.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
