Sentence examples for typical controversies from inspiring English sources

His thought witnesses to his own reading in a variety of predecessors, while side-stepping the methods of the medieval scholastic summae and their typical controversies and arguments.

As is also typical in controversies over police shootings, a debate has emerged about whether the cops should make the body-cam footage of the incident public for the sake of the transparency.

If these were typical power struggles, other controversies spoke to Ukraine's new self-image.

Ebony-Rose, the 12-year-old told by the Daily Telegraph columnist Piers Akerman that her family was not normal, dismissed the controversy with typical resilience.

-- Posted by Mike Carlson OUTPOSTS The arc of this controversy is typical of how these things go: struggling towns are props, not issues.

For Williams, who announced on Friday that he will lay down his mitre at the end of this year, the Shariah controversy was typical of his tenure.

The controversy is typical of the wrenching decisions that have faced the Thai leadership, led by the untried prime minister, Yingluck Shinawatra.

The woman behind the bikini, actress Carrie Fisher answered the controversy in typical frank Fisher fashion.

Edwards took the checkered flag in the Sharpie 500, a race that was oddly missing the typical Bristol bumps, bounces and controversy at the finish.

The quarrels between Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux and most architects in charge of projects which featured his reliefs were typical, as was the public controversy that plagued Carpeaux's voluptuous high relief of nymphs in abandoned dance on the Paris Opéra (completed in 1869).

Now that they've opened the door, this concussion discussion is starting to shape how we understand what were previously seen as the NFL's typical helping of off-field controversy and tragedy.