Sentence examples for furor sparked from inspiring English sources

The furor sparked national headlines, as well as outrage from the show's host, Julie Chen, and her husband, CBS Corp. Chief Executive Leslie Moonves.

It was a fruitless ploy and the furor sparked by the revelation earned him a 33-year jail sentence that was later overturned.

Both say they are regularly approached by fans of "The Killing". They are also acutely aware of the furor sparked by the drama, which was initially applauded by critics who saluted its characters, dark atmospherics and intricate mystery.

In the furor sparked when the recording was made public - Stiviano has said it was leaked to the media by a friend - the NBA banned Sterling from the league for life, and he was ultimately forced to sell the Clippers franchise he had owned for 33 years.

But that moment and the political furor it sparked was the moment at which the two parties began to diverge and the partisan gap has since just gotten wider and wider ever since.

If his name sounded familiar before this past weekend, it likely was because of the furor that he sparked in August, when he gave his first speech before the Australian Senate and called for a "final solution" to Muslim immigration.

King sparked furor in January when, in an interview with The New York Times, he questioned why white nationalism and white supremacy were bad.

In the small literary community of Cambridge and Boston, the accusation sparked a furor.

But, the prospect of sending their children to school without cellphones has sparked a furor among anxious parents.

The increases sparked a furor, partly because the salaries of the best-paid professors at California State University campuses rose only 4.8percentt.

In June, he sparked a furor when he called abortion "murder," reigniting a debate that has largely quieted since abortion was legalized in Turkey in 1983.