Sentence examples for through controversy from inspiring English sources

Fundamental features of what eventually became Christian orthodoxy were shaped through controversy over such doctrines.

But even before it started, the Miami-Dade recount is working through controversy.

Dr. Sweeney said the city stood by the advertisement and was pleased that it was getting attention, even if through controversy.

He sought to do this, increasingly, through controversy, enraging feminists with the amoral philandering anti-hero of Der Butt, for example.

He liked to present himself as shoving aside all ideology and storming through controversy as if it couldn't get its tiny, weak hand around his great big biceps".

And through controversy, the company has stuck to that goal instead of pivoting to something easier.

Through controversies, scandals, and health problems, Peyton Manning will continue flashing that dopey grin that's sold countless pizzas.

But it is through controversies such as this one that the relationship between the crown and its citizens evolves — as the first sheds its pretensions to infallibility and the second its habit of silent obedience.

With such an apparently insatiable appetite for occasionally intelligent and amusing discussion about all things pertaining to the beautiful game, from tactics, through controversies and the ongoing Football Weekly imponderable of who would win a fight between Duncan Ferguson-erandverThe and The Pogues, one thing has become increasingly clear: we need to talk about football.

The agitation he initially experienced when Trump casually skated through controversies turned into begrudging respect for his perseverance.

Structured in chronological order, Free Speech, "The People's Darling Privilege" discusses the development of free speech through controversies which arose during the history of the United States.