Sentence examples for degree of uproar from inspiring English sources

First, he co-wrote and lent his voice to three tracks on Mark Ronson's Uptown Special album, in the process causing a degree of uproar among the let's get a petition up about Kanye West section of Tame Impala's fanbase.

"It's a lot of uproar over a contract".

The decision brought a fair amount of uproar in Australia.

Both cities are in a state of uproar now.

SBS's reprehensible cowardice in the face of uproar from the political right is disastrous.

Perhaps you've heard that Latin jazz has been in a state of uproar recently.

This sort of thing happens in any country, but the degree of devolution makes it more sensitive in Spain.For a truly spectacular case of regional uproar, look at the national water plan unveiled in September, a huge scheme to transfer a cubic kilometre of water a year from (mainly) the Ebro, in the north, to the dry south-east.

But since we had managed to film the whole thing on two cameras, we gave some of the footage to local journalists.The story made the national news the following day, prompting a degree of fuss, though not exactly an uproar.What is remarkable is the reaction from the Church.

With what degree of success?

Degree of reassurance: negligible.

Most services, he says, rely on some degree of human transcription for accuracy, which makes them unsuitable for organizations that deal with sensitive information (a competitor called Spinvox has been in hot water for using humans to transcribe text that was supposed to be automated, leading to an uproar over privacy issues).