Sentence examples for hearing provoked from inspiring English sources

Video footage of a court bailiff refusing to let journalists and an MP enter the supposedly open court hearing provoked further anger.

The hearing provoked an unusually bitter disagreement between Mr. Pitt and his predecessor, Arthur Levitt, over Mr. Levitt's efforts in his final months in office nearly two years ago to reduce potential conflicts at the accounting firms.

Hearing from Joe provoked a cascade of emotions all around.

Mr. Acker said an April public hearing about rezoning provoked confusion, which became evident from the calls the town received.

This is a hearing that was provoked as much, or more, by Trump's disdain for facts as it was by the hacking itself.

During the discussion on taxes, which dominated the relatively breezy hearing, Mr. O'Neill provoked laughter when he said, "I'm thinking about whether I can still get away with being a maverick for a few more days".

Journalists, confined to listening to the trial from a separate room, couldn't hear exactly what provoked the uproar.

No time to dwell on the anxiety provoked by hearing on-duty airline personnel singing a drinking song; as the plane leaves the gate, we're enjoined by a flight attendant to "sit back, relax and enjoy our Song".

A prospect that sparked gleeful hear-hears throughout the blogosphere, and provoked a literary editor - as yet tantalisingly anonymous - to send the following email to Hill.

At least, that's what the guests at the back of the room thought they heard him say, which provoked perplexed mutterings and wary smiles until it was ascertained, from a listener with keener hearing, that what Hertog had actually said is that the books are almost all long.

"We heard the gentleman actually provoked the incident and made contact with one of our players," he said.