Sentence examples for furor spread from inspiring English sources

The new furor spread quickly to Parliament, with the deputy leader of the opposition Labour Party, Harriet Harman, demanding that Mr. Hunt, a 45-year-old, Oxford-educated former public relations entrepreneur, resign.

With her previous novel "Affliction" (it's entitled "Trouble" in America), the fallout created a furor that spread beyond the literary pages.

As for designer labels, the furor has spread like a rash; not even Bateman could have prophesied the second coming of Gucci.

In one telling anecdote, a mother, Ellen Schweber, recalls the furor that spread across a parking lot back in 1978, on a going-to-camp day, when her daughter ran weeping from the bus.

"A furor of political correctness is spreading over the land," fumed the article, which compared the revisions to those made by Orwell's Ministry of Truth.

In Vinalhaven, where 75percentt of the year-round residents depend on the lobster industry for their livelihood, it comes as no surprise that a furor over the disposal of dredge spoils spread in coastal areas and led to another meeting in late April.

Austin-based conspiracy theorist Alex Jones had helped ignite the furor, and concerns about the training exercise quickly spread to Texas' robust network of Tea Party groups.

Perhaps rumors spread more quickly among the uneducated; perhaps the muchnowa furor is simply displaced anxiety about the state's failure to protect the welfare of its citizens.

The furor over Russia's new law placing restrictions on the discussion of homosexuality has spread to the world of classical music, with some opera fans calling on the Metropolitan Opera to dedicate its opening-night gala performance of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin" to the support of gay people.

But others here say that while they are shocked by what happened to the young woman, the online furor has tarnished the city and the football team for the actions of a few, spread misinformation and sullied the reputation of other students who have not been charged with any crime.

The furor caused by these appearances became so notorious that Life or Look magazine did a picture spread, and the town was put on the map.