Sentence examples for furor with from inspiring English sources

That caused a diplomatic furor with the Liechtenstein authorities over the stolen data.

Israeli forces pursuing suspects killed three Egyptian security officers in the Egyptian Sinai, creating a furor with Egypt.

Two weeks ago, Mr. Berlusconi set off a furor with comments about the "superiority" of Western culture.

Withering's publication created considerable furor with fellow Lunar Society member Erasmus Darwin, who claimed priority in having published on foxglove's therapeutic use in managing dropsy.

Over on the Bucks blog, Nadia Taha has started a fantastic conversational furor with her post "The Cost, in Dollars, of Raising a Child".

The incident has produced a political furor, with Mr. Blair's opponents challenging him to "come clean" and arguing that the case further erodes his postwar credibility.

The commercial created such a furor -- with its tacit suggestion that Mr. Goldwater's views were so extreme that they would lead to nuclear annihilation -- that it was withdrawn after appearing only once.

The White House press secretary, Robert Gibbs, later suggested that the fault for the furor lay with the news media.

The comments caused a furor here, with the foreign ministry summoning the British chargé d'affaires to express displeasure.

The party-line furor peaked with hearings into Operation Fast and Furious, a botched gun-trafficking investigation by federal agents based in Arizona.

The sponsor of the Las Vegas signs, the Freedom From Religion Foundation, created a furor last year with its sign that read, in part, "Religion is but myth and superstition that hardens hearts and enslaves minds".