Sentence examples for elicit anger from inspiring English sources
But even a starkly chilling object, like a Ku Klux Klan banner from the 1920s, didn't elicit anger or bitterness.
Indeed this scene may elicit anger and annoyance more than anything, as the episode bows out with several key questions (including that big one) still unanswered.
Ofer Shelah, a columnist, recently wrote in the popular Maariv newspaper that Mr. Peres's actions would "elicit anger if done by anyone else".
But instead of letting his scenarios escalate to excruciating extremes, Fielder takes them in unexpected directions; his outrageous ideas occasionally elicit anger but, more often, they bring out people's kindness and obliging good humor.
Few operas elicit anger like Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht's still-ferocious 1930 satire "Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny," currently being powerfully sung and acted at the Manhattan School of Music.
170 undergraduate students described their responses to everyday social situations that were designed to elicit anger; several situations reflected instances of social rejection.
The way the AIDS activist and playwright Larry Kramer compulsively elicited anger, she compulsively elicits compassion.
On Saturday, a development in another case in the United States elicited anger from the Iraqis.
While a "whale" can still elicit sympathy at the bedside, the borderline or sociopath elicits anger, anxiety and fear.
The move, which emerged during a testy conference late this afternoon before Judge Barrington D. Parker Jr. in Federal District Court here, elicited anger from defense lawyers and exasperation from the normally unflappable Judge Parker.
Most recently, the news of apparent plot this week by Iranian operatives to kill the Saudi ambassador to the United States on American soil has elicited anger (and threats of sanctions) from the Obama administration and others.
