Sentence examples for furor at from inspiring English sources

The furor at Wellesley died down.

The decision ignited further furor at home.

There was furor at his verbal attacks on labor unions representing bus drivers and teachers.

Mr. Biko died in custody, stirring a furor at home and abroad.

Americans usually don't create a furor, at least on American soil.

Eventually, he designed a realistic-looking miniature piano that caused a furor at the New York toy fair.

As the New Year has dawned, the well-publicized hesitations of Chancellor Angela Merkel over market remedies for the euro have paled — at least for now — against the furor eating at the moral authority of the German president, Christian Wulff.

In 1994, when the child-molestation furor was at its height, Jackson married Elvis Presley's daughter, Lisa Marie.

Given the furor, we at India Ink thought it would make sense to take a step back and figure out what the poverty line is actually supposed to measure.

The furor comes at a bad time for the United States, which is keen to resume a diplomatic and strategic relationship that has been effectively frozen since a Nov. 26 border clash in which American warplanes killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.

Le Pen dismissed the furor, saying at the time that she had no choice but to turn abroad for a loan and denying that the money influenced her political positions.