Sentence examples for incited outcry from inspiring English sources
An email written by a third-year Harvard Law student has incited outcry at law schools across the country.
In June 2011, a federal document detailing the actions made by province officials was released to be public and incited further outcry from residents affected by the storm.
Movements like We Need Diverse Books will become irrevocably derailed, as writers, artists, and publishers avoid topics that might incite public outcry.
The shooting incited such a public outcry that both the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division and the Whitman administration began investigations.
As the battles over mammoth-scale development grow more heated, developers and their marketing teams have become extremely cautious about the information they release before a project passes review, for fear of inciting a public outcry.
Most recently, Matthew Keys, a 26-year-old social-media editor at Reuters, who allegedly assisted hackers associated with Anonymous (who reportedly then made a prank change to a Los Angeles Times headline), was indicted on federal charges that could result in more than $750,000 in fines and prison time, inciting a new outcry against the law and its overly harsh enforcement.
When we spoke, at his house in Medina, Washington, he marvelled that incidents like Flint haven't incited "anywhere near the national outcry" that he saw in his early career.
This, understandably, incited the ire of everyone.
It incited them to more violence".
