create controversy

Examples (10)

• The director's new film is expected to create controversy with its bold themes.
• The government's decision to raise taxes created considerable controversy among the public.
• Creating controversy seems to be his primary strategy for gaining media attention.
• He was advised not to publish the article, as it would inevitably create controversy.
• The launch of the new AI technology will likely create controversy over privacy issues.
• Her unconventional research methods might create controversy within the scientific community.
• The company's new advertising campaign has already created a storm of controversy on social media.
• Significant controversy was created when the secret documents were leaked to the press.
• Did the artist intentionally try to create controversy with his latest installation?
• If they proceed with the merger, it is certain to create controversy among employees and shareholders.