Sentence examples for generate angry from inspiring English sources

The request is certain to generate angry debate on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers are reeling from last week's projection of a $1.2 trillion budget deficit and will also soon be asked to vote on Mr. Obama's $800 billion recovery package.

They say the Delaware Republican is loudly complaining about how they won't support her -- and they are not -- as a way to generate angry, send-them-a-message donations from her Tea Party base.

It may well generate angry letters to the editor.

His speech generated angry letters in the local newspaper.

The move generated angry petitions and protests among members of Britain's musical establishment.

Last December, Pacifica's national directors fired the station manager at WBAI and several other longtime employees in what was called the "Christmas coup," generating angry street protests.

Publication of the Palestine papers has generated angry reactions from Palestinians, especially the PLO's Islamist rival Hamas, which advocates armed resistance and will only negotiate with Israel on a long-term ceasefire.

She worked at Spare Rib during turbulent times, between 1983 and 1986, when identity politics generated angry confrontations over the difficulties of integrating the distinct oppression of particular groups of women into any common feminist framework.

The lawsuit, which alleges religious discrimination by the government, and the videos have generated angry letters and Internet commentary against the Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as demands from members of the Texas Congressional delegation, mostly Republicans, that the Obama administration fire the Houston cemetery director, Arleen Ocasio.

The decision to remove a scale from Ottawa's Carleton University gym so students won't obsess over their weight has generated angry debate, the CBC reported Sunday.

The layoffs and other cutbacks of Greece's public sector are likely to generate more angry street demonstrations.