Sentence examples for uncontroversial good from inspiring English sources

Shorn of rhetoric, much of his philosophy boils down to something uncontroversial: good government.

Forget Eleanor Roosevelt: it was the job of the First Lady, be she ever so boring (Barbara Bush) or ever so brittle (Nancy Reagan), to write menus, to commission pretty new china, and to advance various uncontroversial Good Causes.

Sounds pretty uncontroversial, right?

Experts on the left and right say the OAI is outwardly at least—less about deconstruction, more about the uncontroversial goal of good governance, albeit pursued in an ideologically tinged manner.

Note that this way of grounding state neutrality explains why the principle, on its second and third formulations, does not rule out state promotion of shared or uncontroversial conceptions of the good.

Mr Letta is confident this can be avoided, and he has made a good start with uncontroversial, commonsense initiatives.

The installation was part of a campaign to raise awareness about endangered animals – usually a fairly benign and uncontroversial cause (yes, alive lions good, dead lions bad) – that struck a sour, nearly satirical chord with many US activists.

Some will call his selection now safe, dull, uncontroversial, blah.

Notwithstanding Hans Haacke's forgettable noisemaker, it is the most uncontroversial Biennial in years, which is not good.

However, an additional reason for controversy is the lack of a good set of basic and uncontroversial premises to provide guidance for experimentation [ 60].

Notwithstanding Hans Haacke's forgettable noisemaker, it is the most uncontroversial Whitney biennial in years, which is not good.