Sentence examples for inciting ire from inspiring English sources

The Soylent CEO refused several requests to remove what representatives from the L.A. city attorney's office refer to as an "experimental living facility," inciting ire from neighbors and raising safety concerns.

A photo made the rounds recently, inciting the ire of the internet in the way only a simple photo can.

What is mostly inciting the ire over Mr. Neuenfels's "Lohengrin," with sets and costumes by Reinhard von der Thannen, is his depiction of the nobles and commoners of 10th-century Brabant as rats in a sterile modern-day laboratory.

— Emma Allen The last time I shared what I was reading, nearly a year ago, I griped about my Nook, which I had recently received as a birthday gift — inciting more ire from blog commenters than I could have ever imagined.

After the announcement was made, protesters began to chant and cheer, inciting the ire of Trump's supporters.

When I'm not spending my time inciting the ire of readers around the community, I have a relatively interesting day job in corporate America.

"Zero Dark Thirty' will not screen in Pakistan, as distributors fear inciting the ire of the Pakistani military and terrorist groups.

The truth is, the pantsuit, as innocuous as it might seem, has an incredibly complicated history and still exists in a strange space within our culture, reflecting the aspirations of strong women seeking to defy gender norms and inciting the ire of those intent on keeping us in our place.

This, understandably, incited the ire of everyone.

But British strategists feared that the installation of a Jewish state in Palestine could incite Muslim ire from one corner of the Islamic world to the other.

Noah and Dunham are far from the first comedians of Jewish ancestry to incite public ire when it comes to humor about Jewish people.