Sentence examples for ignited indignation from inspiring English sources
A29 Unrest About Shepard Report An ABC News report about the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard, which focused national attention on violence against gays, has ignited indignation among gay rights advocates even before its broadcast.
An ABC News report about the murder of Matthew Shepard in 1998, which focused national attention on violence against gays, has ignited indignation among gay rights advocates even before its broadcast tonight.
On Friday, the fans did not cheer for Isner's opponent, the way they did on Thursday, a gesture that ignited indignation across social media, left Isner "disappointed" and created an unnecessary controversy over the cheering etiquette supposedly required of tennis fans, of all the worthwhile debates.
The state Department of Public Health approved a proposal in late July to allow the Orange County Needle Exchange Program to distribute needles and other supplies for two years in Costa Mesa, Anaheim, Orange and Santa Ana, igniting indignation across the region.
As well as igniting Irish indignation, the error sparked a debate over how to reduce human error in refereeing and the meaning of "fair play," one of the slogans of soccer's world governing body.
Two days later, Oliver Wendell Holmes' poem "Old Ironsides" was published in the same paper and later all over the country, igniting public indignation and inciting efforts to save "Old Ironsides" from the scrap yard.
Miley Cyrus's performance at the Video Music Awards in August, during which Thicke popped up like some kind of sex-pest Zelig, ignited another firestorm of indignation on several fronts.
CUNY's board of trustees ignited a firestorm of indignation last week by setting aside an honorary degree at John Jay College that would have routinely been approved under normal procedures.
However, the Star's report and the Coleman family's subsequent media appearances have ignited an outpouring of indignation that the alleged perpetrator was not brought to trial, and part of that has been directed at the school.
What price nuance or ambiguity, when the onus is to provoke social-media mayhem, ignite below-the-line indignation and drive online traffic?
