Meanings of angry controversy in English

Neither will there be any pacification of this angry controversy through violence.

The sound of angry controversy died away in the distance.

If war has not ensued, it has led to angry controversy and bitter recrimination.

He was tolerant of human infirmities in an age of angry controversy and ascetic rigors.

There was eager, angry controversy on every hand.

The writer then professing his enmity to angry controversy, wished to seek further information on some articles of the Catholic creed.

Will you excite among them the spirit of angry controversy at a time when they are hastening to amity and peace?

But we must pass on from this important question of the Corn Laws, with the angry controversy to which it gave rise.

This rash act made the James died three years later, leaving his unfortunate son Charles to settle the angry controversy he had raised.

One most angry controversy has amused the world, and probably others scarcely less interesting are hidden in the copious stores of our Anglo-Indian correspondence.

Angry controversies sprang up between Members, and personal collisions were repeatedly threatened by Members, armed and ready for conflict.