Sentence examples for of an uproar from inspiring English sources

The incident has the region in something of an uproar, especially in China.

His handling of cases involving Democrats has brought even more of an uproar.

If Northampton decided to move there would be a bit of an uproar".

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

But if you shoot only the girls or only the women — not so much of an uproar.

Their outfits, which were the focus of an uproar when they first wore them last year, were tweaked from past competitions but looked basically the same.

But Mr. Berloso's locks created something of an uproar across Spain, where the economic crisis is fueling more and more protests highlighting hunger.

Duthie forged on, despite Thomas's declaration last week that he would have no further comment on his boycott beyond his statement, which caused something of an uproar.

The intervention of religious leaders in opposition, including Muslims, has caused something of an uproar, especially among supporters of the Socialist government.

Even the candidacy of Efraín Ríos Montt, a former dictator who is running for a congressional seat, has not prompted much of an uproar here.

Any sport that's creating this much of an uproar without a hearing involving performance enhancing drugs or some sort of criminal charge must be on the right track.