Sentence examples for generated fury from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCarthy said on Friday that while typically few witnesses volunteer information to officers after shootings, the attack in the park had generated fury — and help.

The case has generated fury at the bishop, a staunch theological conservative who was already a polarizing figure in his diocese.

The phrase – and the simple presence of Mr Kapoor's sculpture among the classical gardens of Versailles – has generated fury on the French Catholic-conservative Right and on the xenophobic ultra-Right.

The case has generated fury at a bishop who was already a polarizing figure in his diocese, and there are widespread calls for him to resign or even to be prosecuted.

Many Uighurs and foreign scholars say policies like these generate fury among the Uighurs, especially among young men who cannot compete with Han migrants for jobs.

Still, there's something heroic about her broader stance: to a topic that generates fury and recrimination, she brings a lightness and a steadfast refusal to hate.

This skill helps generate fury as well as increase your movement speed and enables you to have more mobility.

4 Such ill-considered European actions, done for commercial reasons rather than to defend public health, generated understandable fury that set back the trust and political will needed to fight true medicine crimes those caused by perilously bad quality medicines, rather than intellectual property violations by several years.

It tends to generate exasperated fury rather than quiet acceptance.

This is the most important part of this build as it generates your fury.

BBC PTV was launched in January 2009 and generated Iranian government fury.