Sentence examples for eliciting angry from inspiring English sources
Eliciting angry charges of partisanship from the mayor, it accuses officers of engaging in racial profiling and recommends that an independent prosecutor investigate the most serious allegations of police misconduct.
JERUSALEM — Israeli troops raided two Palestinian television stations in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank early on Wednesday, confiscating transmitters, computer hard drives and documents and eliciting angry condemnations from the Palestinian Authority.
Later, demonstrators gathered at City Hall and marched through downtown streets, at times stalling traffic and eliciting angry honks from motorists.
Mr. Huntsman's activities elicited angry responses from Chinese bloggers.
A village carnival in which Muslims and Greeks were mocked elicited angry responses from both sides.
The content of the documents elicited angry responses from Mexican officials.
And on a recent Sunday afternoon at Le Pain Quotidien, communal diners weren't exactly trading bites or even newspaper sections (at one point, a ringing cell phone elicited angry stares all around).
A supporter of President Obama, she found herself admiring Jack's anti-Obama bumper sticker, which almost invariably elicited angry honks in left-leaning Amherst but once got him out of a ticket.
Although the Trump organization had been given copies of Cruz's speech hours before he spoke, Cruz's refusal to "say his name" immediately elicited angry cries of "traitor" from fellow Republicans like Chris Christie and Rudy Giuliani, the former who had "turned over his political testicles long ago," according to Cruz's former campaign manager, Jeff Roe.
In a busy diplomatic day, the United States and Poland signed a formal agreement to place an American missile defense base on Polish territory, eliciting an angry Russian response that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said "borders on the bizarre".
But these tests also serve a purpose beyond eliciting an angry response from the U.S. and the international community.
