It wasn't even the same site that was generating all the anger at the other end of the table, yet within minutes Mr. de Blasio had thrown down a walking challenge to Mr. Albanese, who picked it up a few minutes later, via Twitter.
Yet some smaller cities, including Boston, San Jose and San Diego, managed to drive crime rates down substantially without generating the depth of anger and distrust seen in New York City.
The move generated considerable anger within the hacking underground, especially when Sony gained access to the IP addresses of visitors to George Hotz' website.
I have never forgotten this man's death but inexplicably it failed to generate the same sympathy and anger as Blair Peach's equally tragic death.
The accreditation loss and the removal of the board members generated anger and concern about the fate of the 52,000 students in the largely black district's 59 schools.
Church property was looted and seized to pay for the expedition to Egypt, an act that generated considerable anger among the deeply religious Maltese population.
Both parties had said they wanted to prevent such bailouts, which generated widespread anger among the public even as they stabilized the financial system.
The accreditation loss and the removal of the board members generated anger and concern about the fate of 52,000 students in the largely black district's 59 schools.
During the ceremony, he referred to Fortuño as a "son of a whore", which generated widespread anger towards the group.
While the British public have on the whole been mildly seduced and intrigued by the extravagant wealth involved, for Russian people, who feel it was their resources stolen and subsequently argued over in London, the case has generated significant anger and resentment.
