Sentence examples for fury sparked from inspiring English sources

Everyone is angry about energy, and I am not talking about the fury sparked by the prices charged by the Big Six.

... Don't make the rest of us look bad with this crap!" Outrage over Jones' exploits is reminiscent of the fury sparked by Melissa Bachman, a TV personality and big-game hunter from Minnesota, who killed an African lion in South Africa last year and posted the photo on social media.

His fury was sparked by a shameful green invasion by many of the American team.

Do they have to be treat like men all the time [sic]?" Fury also sparked controversy after he invoked biblical prophecies in an interview with the Mail on Sunday, saying the growing acceptance of homosexuality was a sign that the end of the world was approaching.

Her execution aroused international fury and sparked a torrent of Allied propaganda.

The fury was sparked by garlic knots -- with cheese on them.

A man convicted of murdering a 20-year-old female student in a crime that sparked fury over violence against women in Turkey has been shot dead in prison, local media reported.

The aftermath has flowed predictably enough since Feb. 13, when Danish newspapers reprinted cartoons that sparked fury among Muslims around the world in 2006: There was more fury.

The resulting sculpture sparked fury, hostility, admiration, adoration.

The post sparked fury among some people on the social media website.

The debit card change has sparked fury on the Web and cable news channels.