Sentence examples for Uproars from inspiring English sources
All three had worked for a local business-promotion office.Unnamed grassroots officials quoted by Liaowang said that recent internet uproars reflected changes in the "social mood" amid the global financial crisis.
He caused uproars by displaying objects such as a gasoline pump designed by the Standard Oil Company (1934), Meret Oppenheim's fur-covered teacup (1936), and an elaborate shoeshine stand (1942) made by its owner, Joe Milone, an Italian bootblack.
It seemed that a ghost league had been created for the sole purpose of providing talking points: Brett Favre's retirement plans, Tim Tebow, after his one trip to the playoffs, Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, who has now ensnared himself in four or five or maybe six separate uproars, were all ghost-league stars.
For all its frank and confessional presentation of financial crimes and destructive pleasures, "The Wolf of Wall Street" is an outrageous comedy that, in its greatest moments, is inspired by the howling uproars of Jerry Lewis and Jackie Gleason.
And why do the resulting uproars leave so many people shocked and distraught?
More recently, there have been uproars over the Nigerian-British painter Chris Ofili's "Holy Virgin Mary" and the New York artist and photographer Andres Serrano's "Piss Christ".
The new rules for registration have caused uproar in the party, with rumours that prominent activists had been refused accreditation.
Budapest went into uproar, with demonstrations in the streets.
A popular Facebook page run by an Iranian expat journalist hosting photos Iranian women have furtively snapped of themselves sans-headscarf has caused a conservative uproar.
The UN human rights chief, Navi Pillay, has compared the uproar in the international community caused by revelations of mass surveillance with the collective response that helped bring down the apartheid regime in South Africa.
It wasn't until 2.30pm Wednesday that Beatty finally sat down with Kent and relayed the uproar that followed in the wake of his disappearance.
