Sentence examples similar to intellectual uproar from inspiring English sources
Sebastian survived the war, but was hit by a truck in 1945 and died at 37. The diaries, with their undisguised portraits of anti-Semitic Bucharest intellectuals, caused an uproar in Romania when they were published there in 1996.
In 1998, the agency sparked an uproar among inventors and intellectual property specialists when it proposed a flat limit on the number of claims.
Another example is the controversy that surrounds research concerned with crop-variety genome mapping, much like the widely-cited example of the Human Genome and the uproar caused by the "Craig Venter" intellectual property protection strategy pattern in the mid 1990's.
First, he provoked an uproar with an article accusing a group of prominent "Jewish" intellectuals — one of whom was not, in fact, a Jew — of abandoning universalist principles in their defense of Jewish and Israeli interests.
Though the uproar could not be heard from his office in the Planalto Palace, President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, a leftist intellectual turned champion of the free market, had clocked another victory for Brazil's standing in the global economy.
