Sentence examples for gets a rise from inspiring English sources

Kimball gets a rise out of playing a martinet.

Unsettling events occur poolside in films as diverse as "Harold and Maude" (Bud Cort gets a rise out of the grown-ups by pretending to commit suicide in a pool); "Magnum Force" (Clint Eastwood pursues the bad guy responsible for a massacre at a pool party); "A.I".

He gets a rise.

Though the next week will be littered with tweets, articles and complaints about Baron Corbin receiving such a prime spot, the dynamic of a heel who legitimately gets a rise out of adult fans going one-on-one against the beloved Olympic Gold Medalist should create quite the atmosphere in what will be Angle's swan song at MetLife Stadium.

"Are you and your wife co-habitating?" This always gets a rise from someone who is out just to have an affair.

Do you realize what you're doing?" And that's the problem: If a bully gets a rise out of somebody, they're going to love it.

"She said she wanted sleek and sexy — but then she goes and gets a rise-up TV?" I felt compelled to respond even though he wasn't really talking to me.

He liked getting a rise out of my mother.

He likes to get a rise out of people.

But he rarely got a rise out of him.

London; G.K.C. has utterly failed to get a rise out of me.