Sentence examples for furor about from inspiring English sources
The furor about her finances has died down.
Something has been overlooked in all the furor about official corruption in New Jersey.
The resulting furor about the problems with Tasers has resulted in numerous lawsuits and calls for controlling legislation.
The letter arrived in the midst of a growing furor about the country's worst measles outbreak in years.
The incident angered players in the Broncos' locker room, temporarily creating a furor about race in sports.
This case has reignited a furor about vigilante justice, racial-profiling and equitable treatment under the law, and it has stirred the pot of racial strife.
Answer: In all the furor this summer about seating, I had forgotten about United's Premium Service flights, which have been around since 2004, although they were apparently flying under my radar and Ong's too.
In both instances, the presidents couldn't see what all the furor was about.
Two weeks ago, Mr. Berlusconi set off a furor with comments about the "superiority" of Western culture.
Still, the furor raised questions about why the prime minister would embroil himself in such a delicate case, particularly at a time when the Supreme Court is seeking to have him arrested in relation to a separate corruption case.
On Monday, the existence of the video, and its inability to lead to a conviction, fueled much of the furor and frustration about the trial's resolution, incomplete as it was.
