Sentence examples for arouses anger from inspiring English sources

The Yemeni government has struggled to play down that assistance, because the specter of American intervention arouses anger in Yemen and has been used by Al Qaeda to recruit new members.

Photographs of the sailors' bodies were circulated on the Internet and aroused anger among some Chinese.

Mr. Weschler's article provoked an avalanche of letters, arousing anger as well as agreement.

Like that series, the new show has aroused anger over what some consider the exploitation of broad cultural stereotypes.

But her comments have aroused anger among some viewers who felt she was downplaying the seriousness of the crime.

Dr. Mahathir's firing and judicial offensive against Mr. Anwar, who had been his designated successor, aroused anger among many Malays.

The cancellation of the Utah leases in early 2009 was just the first of several Obama administration initiatives that aroused anger here.

Cases involving road building in Poland and Germany had aroused anger because Chinese investors made bids that were far lower than those of competitors, he said.

During booms, macroprudential measures, such as restraints on lending, will tend to arouse anger, and if they avert a crisis, the public will never know.

That case, and in another in Germany, had aroused anger because Chinese investors made bids that were far lower than competitors' bids, Mr. de Gucht said.

Mr. McCain's visit to Shorja in April 2007 aroused anger after he declared then that he could walk freely through parts of Baghdad.