Sentence examples for create a furore from inspiring English sources
There were the two things that were wrong: I lied on the court paper, and the circumstances were going to create a furore.
Townsend was divorced (though he was the "innocent party ", as the law of the time had it), a status always likely to create a furore in 50s Britain.
And I'd point out that any time you create a furore over an issue like this, there's always the chance that someone will act in earnest on your bluster.
His comments created a furore and today he appeared to play down their significance.
Motortown created a furore for the way it inculpated audiences for Britain's part in the war in Iraq.
Yununpingu approached Thompson to speak out and the actor's resulting comments about "cultural genocide" created a furore, including threats from a few non-Indigenous Northern Territorians.
The recent beatings of political opponents, threats to expel diplomats, and other despicable actions have created a furore amongst the international community.
The payments created a furore but Sir George Mathewson, the plain talking RBS executive who had led the eight month campaign, could not understand what the fuss was about.
Ali created a furore when he refused to be drafted into the forces fighting in Vietnam because of his religious beliefs.
