Sentence examples for causing a storm of criticism from inspiring English sources

He sold his side of the story to the Mail on Sunday, causing a storm of criticism.

King's speech, "Beyond Vietnam," caused a storm of criticism in the press and from supporters of U.S. foreign policy, such as Billy Graham and Ralph Bunche.

It caused a storm of criticism and was pulled off Vogue's website in May 2011, as it became clear how many of his own people Assad was willing to kill.

It has always intrigued me that, while Ballen's early documentary work caused a storm of negative criticism in his adopted homeland for its stark depiction of the plight of marginalised poor whites, his more constructed images have received near-universal praise from critics and academics alike.

The judgment caused a storm of international criticism aimed at the country's judiciary, which was accused of favoring the chaebol, or conglomerates, and ignoring investors' rights.

It caused a storm of controversy.

The bill has caused a storm of controversy.

This caused a storm of protest in Italy.

But the public clash caused a storm of debate.

The results have provoked a storm of criticism from internet bloggers.

However, Santorum's outlandish claims have provoked a storm of criticism and indignation in the Netherlands.