Sentence examples for bit of uproar from inspiring English sources

"There is quite a bit of uproar among the wider campus and student community," Clemens said.

Predictably, reports on the much-anticipated car — along with a bit of uproar about its operational details — began to ricochet around the Internet.

He wasn't a sit-in-the-corner, a quiet Harry; if there was a bit of uproar he'd be amongst it like myself.

But when Ruby icon Why the Lucky Stiff (also known simply as _why) suddenly took all of his projects offline – including the famous Why's (poignant) Guide to Ruby – offline in August 2009, there was quite a bit of uproar and anger in the programming community.

The Guidelines caused a bit of an uproar when the FTC announced them back in October.

If Northampton decided to move there would be a bit of an uproar".

Last week, a bit of an uproar began online when a clever Android developer named Trevor Eckhart discovered something shocking on his phone.

When ABC canceled "Last Man Standing" this year, it caused a bit of an uproar online, particularly because the comedy still had decent ratings after six seasons.

In September, a white student named Matthew Heimbach at Towson University caused a bit of an uproar when The Baltimore Sun reported that he was "gathering support" to start a white student union on campus.

"We changed the vetting committees this year, and it created a bit of an uproar," said Nanne Dekking, the chairman of Tefaf's board of trustees since last year, who pushed for the policy change.

Even Mr. Tarantino's decision to cast Ms. Liu as the Chinese/Japanese O-Ren Ishii caused a bit of an uproar, with some feeling the role should have gone to a Japanese actress.