Sentence examples for generated furious from inspiring English sources

It was a landmark in the century-long war over the Holy Land – though a controversial one that generated furious opposition on both sides.

"Today these dot-com mammas, they no teach their children any common sense!" complained an elderly Italian-American resident, after chickens bit a 3-year-old boy and generated furious local newspaper commentary.

With the potential for the former archrivals on Haitian soil and the country already reeling from a political crisis it hoped to dispel with a peaceful election, Mr. Aristide's return generated furious diplomatic negotiation, with the United States pressing for a delay in his arrival until after the election.

They've perplexed the hip-hop establishment with their seemingly serious but potentially piss-taking "cloud rap" style, generated rapturous reviews from the New York Times and the New Yorker, and are the group most likely to generate furious "this isn't hip-hop" comments under their YouTube videos.

The ban generated a furious backlash among gun rights advocates who helped bring down the Democratic Congress in midterm elections later that year.

Nevertheless, the publication of Lincoln's remarks at the meeting generated a furious response from all corners of the anti-slavery world.

This generated a furious debate in Nigerian newspapers, and some of the issues came up at the 80th birthday colloquium held at Iwalewa Haus in 2002, Ulli Beier – a Passion for Difference, a title that epitomised his extraordinary career.

The assumption generated a furious backlash on social media ― and left one cancer patient, whom I first interviewed months ago, dumbfounded.

By comparison with passenger trains, they generate few furious letters to local newspapers.

In the video, Banks' emotions are so intense she generates a furious thunderstorm outside her house.

The big Wall Street brokerage houses hunger for hedge funds, relishing the high income generated by their furious trading.