Sentence examples for inspire complaint from inspiring English sources

They'll inspire complaint, get people jawing, and probably cause a lot of nose-holding at the polls, but ultimately, I think McCain will get enough votes from the base to be a formidable opponent throughout the race.

Both the I.P.O. and Prada's runway show — a collection of Day-Glo floral prints and nerdy plaids — inspired complaints from Giorgio Armani.

In 2007, though, state legislators, inspired by complaints about scofflaw architects, passed a law that allowed tough sanctions.

The News Corporation is scrambling to contain the damage from a British hacking scandal that has inspired shareholder complaints about the company's corporate governance.

The hearing was inspired by complaints from the whistleblower Carmen Segarra, a former Fed bank examiner who has claimed she was silenced by her bosses at the New York Fed during her supervision of Goldman Sachs.

The broadcast inspired several complaints about the sexual overtones of the scene in which the characters of Ben and Jerry Horne eat baguette sandwiches.

The minimum-age measure was meant to improve the situation for the carusi, minors that worked in conditions of near-slavery that sparked public outrage and inspired many complaints.

Perhaps Alcott's observations and complaints will inspire an addressing, a high resolve -- so that the wounded (in body and mind) shall not have been maimed in vain.

That inspired a formal complaint by Tulsa's athletic director.

Roth's third novel, "Portnoy's Complaint," inspired an amusing 1969 article, written by Judy Klemsrud, in the daily Times.

Hall's difficulty lodging a complaint inspired her to write a performance poem entitled "Freedom Train," about misogyny within the civil-rights movement.