Sentences with phrase «drew more controversy»
Gagan, who worked with Cuomo in the state attorney general's office before Cuomo became governor, drew more controversy last July when he was named chief of staff and general counsel for the Joint Commission on Public Ethics.
https://www.timesunion.com/ Not exact matches
Michael and Lisa Gungor may have sparked controversy among some Christians by saying they no longer take the Bible's stories about creation and the flood literally, but the duo have continued to draw large... More
None of the «Unreasonable, confrontational Right Wing Christian» blogs I read daily has even mentioned this billboard... could it possibly be that CNN is trying to draw more attention to this in an attempt to (once again) Invent It's Own Controversy so it can have something to report on?
Of course, the shade supporters drew more media attention, especially because Henson was one of the fewer - than - usual people who stopped to chat with Seacrest amid controversy over harassment accusations of which he's been cleared.
While some might assume that the more challenging aspects of Sufism as Islamic mysticism would be the attraction for a contemporary writer, «It's not the controversy that drew me to Ibn «Arabi,» Alwan tells Publishing Perspectives.
Moreover, while again, almost as at its first opening more than hundred years ago, the Stedelijk Museum drew controversies for its artistic choice, its policy and its financial decisions, the new museum is yet again interesting and fun to visit.
More recently, Haacke's contribution to the 2000 Whitney Biennale, Sanitation which drew parallels between Mayor Giuliani's censoring of Chris Ofili's depiction of the Virgin Mary (withdrawn from the exhibition Sensation at the Brooklyn Museum of Art) and Hitler's designation of modern art as «degenerate» caused a controversy that made international news.
New Scientist has been compelled to respond, first with an article on the controversy (Debate heats up over IPCC melting glaciers claim, 11 January 2010) and then with an editorial (Sifting climate facts from speculation, 13 January 2010) that draws more attention to the controversy.
The bill would also prevent the EPA from setting tailpipe emissions standards for cars and trucks, but the former is drawing more widespread controversy.
The controversy draws more attention to Facebook's privacy practices that have recently been under fire across the world and ties into the firm's struggles to combat the dissemination of false and misleading content distributed as part of disinformation campaigns.
With the Cambridge Analytica controversy still fresh and drawing public outrage, it does seem like the wrong timing for Facebook to unveil a new product that requires users to hand over more information to the company.