Sentence examples for tremendously controversial from inspiring English sources
This is a tremendously controversial area.
The move, so close to an election, proved tremendously controversial.
"This is going to be tremendously controversial because of the institutional investments in the polygraph," Professor Gianelli said.
"I think Bret knew," his friend McInerney said recently, "somewhere in his heart, that that book was going to be tremendously controversial.
That logic seems narrow, but not tremendously controversial — and, while it's interesting to see the data of aggregated attraction, the conclusions that can be drawn from the data are much less subtle than Archer and Jockers seem to think.
He was a very controversial, witty, secret personage, and was a tremendously powerful personality.
During the FIFA World Cup tournament in 2010, the referees made many controversial calls that influenced the outcomes of matches so tremendously that the then-FIFA president apologized for the referees' mistakes.
"They became bold and they became controversial, and I think both of those things helped tremendously," said Liz Goodgold of Redfire Branding.
Because oil prices continue to drop, Iran's revenues from oil are suffering tremendously, damaging its economy and forcing its leaders to, possibly, compromise on controversial nuclear aspirations.
It's tremendously fabulous.
