The new "Terminator" is part of a wave of movies that generate outcries at plot description or casting stages (see under: Ben Affleck and "Batman v Superman").
The case generated outcry in Germany, where the government said it launched its own investigation.
The videos have generated outcry online and were rebroadcast on television on Saturday.
And last year, a college student was shot to death during the rallies, generating outcry even though the culprits were locals, not bikers.
On November 1st, the Northwest Institute for Diving posted photos of Mayer's catch on their Facebook page, generating outcry surrounding the controversy.
The recent suicide of an Ethiopian domestic worker, Alem Dechasa, who had suffered a very public beating from her employer in front of the Ethiopian consulate that she had been trying to escape to, was the latest case to generate public outcry and a call for action.
The proposed service cuts are likely to generate an outcry among riders, as they did a year ago.
Even the stump-children of Sierra Leone, who briefly caught the eye of their former colonial masters in Britain, can't generate an outcry that rouses NATO.
A PRETTY good way to generate an outcry, as the archbishop of Canterbury learned in Britain recently, is to say that a Western legal system should make room for Shariah, or Islamic law.
(In a memo that was sent to theater owners weeks ago, and subsequently obtained by The New York Times, Mr. Fithian said the Weinstein Company had "chosen to generate public outcry about the 'R' rating in the successful effort to secure significant free media for the movie").
