Sentence examples similar to ignite public anger from inspiring English sources
The teenager's death, in August, ignited public anger.
The killing of Mr. Stevens has ignited public anger against the militias, underscored on Friday when thousands of Libyans took to the streets of Benghazi to demand that the groups be disarmed.
However, the political storm caused by the WikiLeaks documents failed to ignite public outrage.
It had the ideal mix of ingredients to ignite public controversy.
Yet the government's cavalier attitude to the issue has ignited public outrage.
The case ignited public outrage and demonstrations.
The July 2011 death of the schizophrenic homeless man ignited public outrage.
Video of the clash at a busy bus depot ignited public outrage.
The protests in the county of Weng'an in Guizhou Province are another reminder of how quickly public anger can ignite in China over cases of perceived official corruption and malfeasance.
Public anger and frustration can ignite in two very different ways.
Prime Minister Boiko Borisov of Bulgaria submitted his government's resignation on Wednesday after a tumultuous week of public anger over rising electricity prices, corruption and worsening living standards that ignited mass protests nationwide and led to bloody clashes with the police on Tuesday night.
