First-order accounts are generally quite friendly to attributions of consciousness to animals, for it is relatively uncontroversial that animals have internal states that have the requisite functional and representational properties (insofar as mental representation itself is uncontroversial, that is).
"It's uncontroversial that debt relief is necessary and I think that nobody has ever disputed that.
Extending the surtax is so uncontroversial that even President Bush's latest budget assumes it will happen.
It concerns a 1998 law that was once so uncontroversial that it passed the Senate unanimously, without debate or much public discussion.
Rosen's piece included one fact, repeated by Sotomayor herself yesterday, that seemed uncontroversial: that Sotomayor "grew up in the South Bronx".
If you read the policy literature, it seems uncontroversial that the arts can stimulate economic growth, reduce social exclusion and improve our health - in short, transform our society.
If the harm is insignificant, cannot be demonstrated or does not outweigh the benefits, it seems to me relatively uncontroversial that the right to build should apply.
He added: "It is pretty uncontroversial that the order that the court will make is to quash the decision to discontinue, and therefore the director of the SFO will have to consider whether or not the investigation continues".
Of the separate meanings of equality, only one has become uncontroversial: that for all their unequal endowments, people have equal worth: "A man's a man for a' that," said Robbie Burns.
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.
The general is so self-effacing and uncontroversial that his sparsely covered Senate confirmation hearing on June 24 prompted one senator to comment that he had turned anonymity into a secret weapon.
