Sentence examples for much uproar from inspiring English sources

His publisher found him without too much uproar.

There was much uproar from their political rivals, social activists and journalists.

(Ms. Badinter is French, and it was published in Europe, to much uproar, last year).

Yet if someone was rejected because of their visible tattoos, another lifestyle choice, there wouldn't be nearly as much uproar.

The final frontier Damp rising Little wonders Parliamentary jousting ReprintsBut cancelling cultural events at the last moment can provoke just as much uproar.

After much uproar in the Indian Parliament, Kapil Sibal, the minister for human resources development, announced the removal of the cartoon from textbooks.

However much the uproar, the "implementation of the decree will not be delayed," he said.

Because they had caused so much public uproar about the case, she started to make headway on her appeals.

Today, however, as outside commercial influence still slowly permeates the region (Boone opened its first Wal-Mart Supercentre less than five years ago, to much local uproar), the illicit liquor trade has gradually lost its place as an economic necessity.

Today, however, as outside commercial influence still slowly permeates the region (Boone opened its first Wal-Mart Supercenter less than five years ago, to much local uproar), the illicit liquor trade has gradually lost its place as an economic necessity.

But it was quiet and it wasn't arrogant and abrasive, so it didn't cause much of an uproar.