Sentence examples for furore on from inspiring English sources

New Jersey governor Chris Christie was ensnared in a billowing political furore on Wednesday when newly released emails connected one of his top aides to a decision to block lanes on the approach to a busy bridge, causing traffic chaos, apparently in an act of revenge against a political enemy.

And with the current furore on MPs' expenses, this makes it even more ironic.

Be that as it may, it created a furore on both sides of the Atlantic.

She addressed the furore on Facebook by sharing a picture of her stretchmarks with an open letter.

The theatre-maker Lian Bell rose to the challenge, galvanising the furore on social media under the hashtag #wakingthefeminists.

That provoked a feminist furore (on Twitter at #mathishard and elsewhere).The pollsters were wrong in 2012, when they predicted a Wildrose victory.

As the furore rolled on, the Mail argued that as socialists use intemperate, poisonous language about Thatcher they should not protest when the right returns fire in the same vein.

DPR has been stoking anticipation for the relaunch by releasing a number of cryptic clues relating to the site's release date, building up a furore of excitement on the forums in the process.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation reported earlier this week that the poorly-protected Komodia encryption certificates, known as SSL certificates, might have already been abused by hackers who'd picked up on the furore to spy on people's web sessions.

In addition to his notorious public feud with Nobel laureate Derek Walcott, he has ignited furores on the issues of race and religion throughout his career.

The best reporting on the furore came on Slate, and it hardly coved Sheehan in glory.