Sentence examples for great ire from inspiring English sources

His great ire was against Erika Steinbach, a combative leader of Germans cruelly deported from Poland after the war.

November's rocketing of a carload of suspected al-Qaeda men by an American drone aroused great ire as a breach of Yemeni sovereignty.

To the great ire of May and other Brexiteers, Scots are now contemplating having an independence referendum of their own.

He reserved his greatest ire for Pat Buchanan.

Perhaps his greatest ire has been reserved for the European Union.

Heritage saves some of his greatest ire for the notion of using a badge.

Ben Ali's wife, Leila Ben Ali, and her extended family – the Trabelsis – provoke the greatest ire from Tunisians".

Finally, he reserves his greatest ire for meteorologists: "The gloomy Met Office, seemingly in the pay of the outbound tourism trade, is reckless with other people's livelihoods".

"We have budget-based priorities instead of priorities-based budgets," he writes.But his greatest ire is reserved for anything that resembles a factory: hospitals, for instance, which he says are run by bureaucracies in league with drug companies.

"Ben Ali's wife, Leila Ben Ali, and her extended family — the Trabelsis — provoke the greatest ire from Tunisians," he added, noting that he heard frequent "barbs about their lack of education, low social status and conspicuous consumption".

Significantly absent since the premiere is a scene that provoked some of the greatest ire in the original, a brief glimpse of an American Jewish household perhaps rightly judged to be a broad and insensitive caricature.