Sentence examples for this controversial episode from inspiring English sources

Not content with revisiting this controversial episode, the screen version has made matters even worse.

That seems to be at the heart of a newly reopened investigation by British data authorities, their third try at getting to the bottom of this controversial episode.

Reading Simon's account of this controversial episode is especially bracing in our current political climate, since there are striking parallels between our quasi war against terrorism and the so-called Quasi War against France, and between the proposal to try alleged terrorists before military tribunals and the enforcement of the Sedition Act.

He believes the odds were stacked against union opponents from the get-go, because Dan Silverman (the regional NLRB official whose decision to classify certain NYU graduate students as employees ignited this controversial episode earlier this year) has "a history of being pro-union".

During the taping of this controversial episode of Modern Family, the child was told to say "fudge".

Alicia Castro, Argentina's ambassador to the UK, has written to Rona Fairhead, chair of the BBC Trust, to demand that the BBC takes further action against the presenter after new details emerged about the controversial episode, which will be shown this Christmas.

Those at the BBC responsible for the controversial episode of Panorama, broadcast on 15 April last year, "failed to consider a number of important issues and risks, and to deal with them appropriately", according to the BBC Trust's editorial standards committee (ESC) report, published on Monday.

I first learned of the controversial episode when someone tweeted the clip to me asking me what I thought.

Most are by now familiar with the controversial episode in which a main character dates a mentally disabled girl who tells him, "My dad's an accountant, and my mom's the former governor of Alaska".

The Naming Project has also been the subject of much media, including the award-winning film Camp Out, as well as the controversial episode "Pray the Gay Away?" of Our America with Lisa Ling.

The day after HuffPost Celebrity broke the story about the content of the controversial episode, Teresa appeared on CBS's "The Couch," insisting that everything was fine between them.