Sentence examples similar to huge ire from inspiring English sources
Apple's new maps offering has drawn huge amounts of ire from users used to having Google Maps on their device.
An African ambassador is scathing, arguing that his whole continent needs a vast increase in electricity production to spark a much-needed manufacturing revolution even if that involves coal for now, or huge dams that arouse the ire of American environmental groups and some Democratic members of Congress.
Or James Dean Bradfield of the Manic Street Preachers, a band who kept their independent ire despite becoming a huge stadium act.
The ire was compounded by fear that huge numbers of Labour MPs would lose their seats if they fought a snap general election under Corbyn.
It's hard to believe that an experienced yoga practitioner and Pulitzer Prize-winning author can inspire such ire, particularly when he concludes his book with a huge endorsement: Yoga, he says, "can turn our bodies into customized pharmaceutical plants that churn out tailored hormones and nerve impulses that heal, cure, raise moods, lower cholesterol, induce sleep, and do a million other things.
James Boyle, the controller of the station before Boaden, encountered huge opposition when he announced a raft of 45 changes in one go and roused the ire of middle England.
— Sonia O'Sullivan (Ire).
1985 Lillian Behan (Ire).
Marjorie Barrett 1927 Frank Devlin (Ire).
