Sentence examples for ignite outrage from inspiring English sources

Their actual executions will ignite outrage and protest in many Muslim countries, and will leave a legacy of further violence and revenge".

Surely, numerous critics noted, CBS should have anticipated that a tough-minded movie about the Reagans would ignite outrage from Mr. Reagan's ultra-devoted supporters.

A new generation of political activists like James O'Keefe, the conservative sabotage artist behind the hidden recordings that helped ignite outrage against Planned Parenthood, Acorn and National Public Radio, are setting traps with the goal of discrediting the media.

The article ignited outrage against the 38 residents.

Mr. Li's posts ignited outrage on the Internet in China.

Several civil suits have been filed over the tainted milk scandal, which ignited outrage throughout the country in the fall of 2008.

James Lincoln Collier's deeply flawed "Duke Ellington" (1987) ignited outrage with its patronizing attitude toward Ellington personally and professionally.

The strains have grown worse since government supporters opened fire on protesters in the capital on March 18, killing at least 50 and igniting outrage across the country.

A lot, if you consider the bananas hurled at black soccer players in different parts of Europe, igniting outrage among international players and feeble calls for tolerance by coaches.

The fatal airstrike on Wednesday in Khost Province, which Afghan officials say killed eight children and two women, ignited outrage in neighboring villages, and it could deepen tensions between the Afghan government and Western authorities here.

But the two episodes — clear violations of international law and established protocols — have ignited outrage in the United States, bringing one of its most ambitious international offensives against drug traffickers to a sudden halt just months after it started.