Sentence examples for war controversy from inspiring English sources

"Cuba, as an island, has always depended on trade, and the tradition hasn't been lost" since the revolution, said Mr. Agee, whose name, like so much else connected to Cuba, evokes strong associations with cold war controversy.

The Obama drone war controversy won't go away.

Burns and PBS have, for the better part of the year, been embroiled in the "War" controversy since early March, when UT Austin scholar Maggie Rodriguez and several other Latino leaders discovered that the film excluded Latino vets.

On culture war controversies like abortion and same-sex marriage, he suggested, "we're going to just have to agree to get along for a little while".

Like Obama, Sarah Palin missed the 60s and the Vietnam war controversies.

While the Spruce Production Division was quickly demobilized after the war, there was some post-war controversy over the cost of its operations.

For the first time, I felt the sting of the war's controversy.

As to Wiesenthal's defence of Kurt Waldheim, the Austrian president who turned out to have lied about his war record a controversy that cost Wiesenthal the Nobel peace prize Mr Segev dissects his behaviour and finds it explicable, if not excusable.The ultimate judgment is a compassionate one.

In Malaysia, a similar price war caused controversy regarding sales of the book.

He soon uncovers secrets that endanger his own life and puts him in the middle of an international war crimes controversy.

Sure enough, many of the war's controversies, from the close ups of the bodies of two British soldiers to the bombing of the Hotel Palestine, revolved around the station.