Sentence examples for true controversy from inspiring English sources

The true controversy emanating from Carl Orff's achievements has little to do with his compositions.

It didn't look as though Cannes was going to have a true controversy this year, or even any film about which to get really hot under the collar.

This variability most probably reflects a true controversy about the pros and cons of transfusion, but is also due in large part to lack of education and deeply ingrained 'historical' beliefs.

But the true controversy surrounding premium chocolate is bigger than the Mast Brothers.

There is true controversy that cancer is associated with atopy.

We all understand the true controversy over abortion and right to die issues.

True, controversies about media bias seem to erupt every quarter century or so.

Discuss the benefits of true scientific controversy.

"It is true that controversies inevitably erupt with respect to certain politically charged pardons.

True scientific controversies (the first two sorts listed above) involve disagreements over data interpretation, over which theories and hypotheses are best supported by the evidence, and over which ideas should be investigated further.

True, the Bain controversy may hurt Romney in the general election, at which point Gingrich will be able to claim some measure of vindication.