How To Use Uncontroversially In A Sentence
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Certainly my academic career is one to which the adjective ‘vacuous’ can be uncontroversially applied.
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In the first part of the lecture, Heidegger begins by claiming, uncontroversially enough, that the specific sciences deal with their particular realm of things, and besides that they are concerned with nothing.
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The discourse of Sarah Palin and her friends is appalling on its own, but worse is the way in which their readings of the Constitution and American history in general have been accepted as uncontroversially true by so many voters.
Robin Lakoff: Education: Yes, but Why?
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And it shows that disparate impact is not “really about reparations for slavery,” since disparate impact analysis has uncontroversially been applied to all Title VII categories for decades.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Bruce Bartlett’s Attack on Libertarianism
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But here's the clincher: It seems to have completely escaped the European politicians prattling about issues like animal welfare, biodiversity and ethics that cloning technology of one sort or another is already widely applied to a variety of foods that Europeans and American have consumed routinely and uncontroversially for years.
The Cloned Cow Has Left the Barn
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Well, glass, snack, and naturally for starters; they all started their lives with different meanings from those they are now uncontroversially allowed to have.
What’s wrong with “hopefully”? « Motivated Grammar
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Utterly uncontroversially, Laban also calls psychology The Bleeding Obvious and gets to quote Thomas Hardy.
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I think another way to state the ‘twilight of the idols’ argument that Julian lays out is, if something as uncontroversially popular (from the perspective of Michael Goldfarb) as nuking Japan is a war crime, why should I take seriously the very idea of war crimes?
War Crimes, Past and Present
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The involvement of the School Governors goes back to August 1998 when, uncontroversially, they suspended the Applicant following the receipt of information about the police investigation.
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Lochner, for example, is uncontroversially not good law anymore, whatever you may happen to think about whether it should be or not.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Lawsuits Against the Health Care Bill
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As in any aspect of political morality, a host of practical considerations bear on a decision whether and how to act, even when there is an uncontroversially meritorious cause of action.
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Rather my point is that they are no worse than lots of things that are uncontroversially legal.
Ponzi Schemes: What's the Big Deal?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Moreover, something that seems to have completely escaped European parliamentarians prattling about issues like animal welfare, biodiversity and ethics is that cloning technology of one sort or another is already widely applied to a variety of foods that Europeans and American consume routinely and uncontroversially.
Europe Is Crazy About (Cloned) Food
