Sentence examples for arousing ire from inspiring English sources

Now the chief executive of Vodafone AirTouch is arousing ire again, but this time from his own shareholders.

But presidents have delayed implementation of laws in the past without arousing ire.

The Russians' approach to the negotiations has aroused ire.

Over a year ago, Fish's column "Think Again" aroused ire, defiance, and lots and lots of emails and letters.

Cologne's 55-metre-high minarets aroused ire: they supposedly rivalled the cathedral spire (which is three times higher).

Mr. Cassano has continued to draw $1 million a month in consulting fees from A.I.G., a fact that aroused ire from several lawmakers.

Mr. DeLay arouses ire in West Texas, where farmers complain the redistricting will cost them a seat on the Agriculture Committee, on which Mr. Neugebauer also serves.

Last year, José Manuel Barroso, president of the commission, and Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council, which represents national governments, aroused ire by taking separate private jets to a meeting in Russia.

But he aroused ire when he suggested that Mr Martin was soft on child pornography.After weeks of hesitant lethargy, Mr Martin came alive in the campaign's final days.

A cantankerous former warlord, Mr. Yusuf was seen by Western diplomats as more hindrance than help: he aroused ire by favoring his own clan and obstructed a power-sharing peace agreement with Islamist insurgents.

I'm sure that sentiment will arouse ire in many of my liberal pals, but those folks can't see the forest through the partisan trees.