Sentence examples for big uproar from inspiring English sources

"There would be a big uproar".

It does not want to cause a big uproar".

Greece is a fairly small country, but for the past year it has been causing an awfully big uproar.

"There was this big uproar, about kids being exploited and so forth," Halloy said, of his initial efforts to promote high-school events.

Why the big uproar over a scientific definition of sentience when, as consumers, we regularly ignore the abhorrent conditions under which some food animals are reared?

By James Surowiecki Greece is a fairly small country, but for the past year it has been causing an awfully big uproar.

But it was the yellow-light rule that caused the biggest uproar.

But the two have since hatched a plan that has a chance at causing another, potentially bigger uproar.

"The biggest uproar will come from the community because we don't know exactly what stations they are expecting to close," said Clarice Torrence, president of the New York Metro Area Postal Union.

That clumsy tactic led to a bigger uproar and prompted Mrs Gandhi a day later to announce that she had resigned as an MP and from the council, in what was billed as a sacrifice mirroring her earlier renunciation of the prime minister's job.

And while all three books have gotten national attention, it was "Without Reservation," published in 2000, that caused the biggest uproar, leading to a Congressional investigation and thrusting him into the center of one of the most controversial topics in Connecticut politics.