But he said he also faced ire from students and their parents for not being able to provide dorm rooms for every freshman.
Wolf Hall, meanwhile, was a acute psychological study of the main players at the Tudor court but faced ire from viewers for what they felt were unintelligible scenes of old men mumbling at one another.
The country is wracked by terrorism, with Kayani facing ire for being too reticent in tackling it.
Washington, like a number of other U.S. cities, is facing ire from Republicans for refusing to cooperate fully with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to detain and deport undocumented immigrants.
Rang De Basanti received its world premiere on 26 January 2006, with high expectations that it would be a success with western audiences, though it also faced ire from several organizations because of certain controversial scenes.
Now she faces the ire of some of her natural constituents.
Moreover, Mr. Stern still faces considerable ire from the A.F.L.-C.I.O, the nation's main labor federation, because he orchestrated the exodus of seven member unions in 2005.
The main difference between the tales is that the raison-d'être of Alcmene's seduction is the justification of Heracles's divine parentage, so she is never condemned as an adulteress or punished; in contrast, Ahalya faces the ire of the scriptures as her encounter is regarded as purely erotic (not resulting in procreation).
The game was originally set to open with a rendition of "Run This Town" by Rihanna, who was attacked by Chris Brown in 2009, but CBS has decided not to air that portion of the opening as the NFL faces public ire over how it handled Ray Rice punching his then-fiance and other incidents of domestic violence by players.
An article in Le Figaro noted Sunday that now that the case had turned in Mr. Strauss-Kahn's favor, Mr. Vance faced the ire of a voracious media.
