Sentence examples for ignited ire from inspiring English sources

Advertising Age.com published, "Oxygen Earns Marketing Failure in Response to All My Babies' Mamas Outcry: Show Is So Wrong That It Has Ignited Ire of Four Groups That Don't Often Agree".

Within days of the possible sexual assault, an online personality who often blogs about crime zeroed in on those public comments and photographs and injected herself into the story, complicating it and igniting ire in the community.

A couple of years ago, Amazon ignited the ire of independent booksellers when it launched its Price Check app, which allowed users to compare prices between the online megastore and whichever shop they were standing in.

His 2015 film Stonewall ignited the ire of LGBT rights groups, incensed that this depiction of the 1969 Stonewall riots was seen from the point of view of a white male, relegating black and Latino activists to background figures.

Yet the Panthers caught the imagination of many, ignited the ire of others and left a legacy that begs fulfillment.

In a move that has ignited the ire of labor groups statewide, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn announced on Friday the cancellation of pay raises for thousands of state employees that were due within the next year.

The received wisdom holds that Obama has been reluctant to deal explicitly with race for fear of igniting the ire of his white detractors.

"I don't know why they would follow a policy that's really not sensible, is obviously going to ignite the ire of millions of people, and we've done exactly what we can do to prevent this kind of thing from happening again.

But Brainard's record on trade is certain to ignite the ire of the Bernie Sanders base.

Walking through town, she's drawn to a detainment camp for Muslim refugees, where her picture-taking ignites the ire of police.

At the risk of igniting their ire I am going to have to agree with Mr. Bell's take on this.