Sentence examples for considerable furor from inspiring English sources
Withering's publication created considerable furor with fellow Lunar Society member Erasmus Darwin, who claimed priority in having published on foxglove's therapeutic use in managing dropsy.
Those questions have been raised, to considerable furor, by Krissy Keefer, a modern dancer, choreographer and teacher whose daughter was not chosen in an audition this summer for a preprofessional beginners' program at the San Francisco Ballet School.
The New Yorker, March 29 , 1947P. 56 Review of Maurice Sach's "Le Sabbat" an autobiographical book candidly advertised by its publisher as "une vie scandaleuse," and is causing considerable furor in literary and salon circles.
This show is the Brooklyn Museum's largest after "Sensation: Young British Artists From the Saatchi Collection," which opened in 1999 to considerable furor over Chris Ofili's depiction of the Virgin Mary in a painting that included elephant dung.
A considerable Internet furor ensued.
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It caused an immediate furor.
