Sentence examples for ire against from inspiring English sources

LITTLE of the ire against outsize C.E.O.

I, too, worked up my ire against him.

This has left the firm's hapless board trying to balance shareholders' ire against its contractual obligations to Mr Garnier.

At the time, the government was embroiled in political scandals and public ire against politicians was particularly high.

Cablevision defends itself in a television commercial, while YES tries in radio advertisements to provoke Yankees fans' ire against Cablevision.

But as public ire against bankers mounted, word came back that the White House wasn't interested in Dimon's ideas: bankers were part of the problem, not the fix.

His great ire was against Erika Steinbach, a combative leader of Germans cruelly deported from Poland after the war.

Here's the key quote: London Mayor Ken Livingstone has focused his ire publicly against the US Embassy and the Ambassador personally.

The search of Le Pen's home was one of several operations that sparked political ire this week against independent judicial investigators in France.

But Mr. Terzani raged against the world as often as he embraced it, and in his later years his greatest ire was directed against the United States and its wars against Afghanistan and Iraq.

All three are perceived as being liberal parties that have earned the Taliban's ire by advocating against the militants and extremism.