Sentence examples for uncontroversial aspects from inspiring English sources

Such restricted applications of 2D semantics are intended to systematize and explain uncontroversial aspects of linguistic understanding.

Premises 4 and 6 also look uncontroversial.

This aspect of the report was uncontroversial and required no political courage to act on.

Granted, many aspects of the Recovery Act were uncontroversial.

That view is hardly uncontroversial.

But this view is not uncontroversial.

But one aspect of the settlement wasn't so uncontroversial, and that was the issue of so-called 'orphan works' – books which are still in copyright but where the identity of the copyright owner is, for one reason or another, unclear.

There have been many controversial aspects to this presidential election, but one thing is uncontroversial: that Obama's skill as an orator has been one of the most important factors - perhaps the most important factor - in his victory.

For the most part, this aspect of race horse's life is fairly uncontroversial, although their diets were mostly abnormal.

Often relying on her favorite phrase, which is "it seemed to me," she determines to probe every aspect of Levi's life and work, no matter how uncontroversial or small.

The row is over whether autonomy will come before the constituent assembly, allowing Santa Cruz to shield itself from its decisions.Most aspects of autonomy, such as empowering provinces to hire teachers, are relatively uncontroversial.