Sentence examples for outcry sparked from inspiring English sources

The outcry sparked was also one of the key contributing factors to the establishment of the Manchester Guardian.

The international outcry sparked by this daily bombardment represented opposition to Israeli policy and in the UK was a condemnation of our own government's collusion.

Anas's whistleblowing produces results – those investigated have frequently been jailed, and Ghana's mental health act was introduced in 2012 largely following an outcry sparked by his work.

The national outcry sparked in India by a videotape of men groping a teenage girl, which spread throughout the country on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube last week, has garnered swift results from legal and political circles.

Britain's gold-medal winners will not be ignored by the honours system under a compromise deal struck after the outcry sparked by the revelation that victorious Olympians would not automatically receive a gong from the Queen.

But the weekly Monday rallies have since waned to several thousands following internal splits after an outcry sparked when its founder, Lutz Bachmann, posted pictures on Facebook of himself looking like Adolf Hitler.

A national outcry was sparked when police released him, fuelling a fierce debate about racial profiling in the US.

April: An international outcry is sparked by the revelation of photos showing US guards abusing and humiliating naked Iraqi prisoners at the Abu Ghraib prison.

The incident has sparked outcry and anger.

Mr Carson's comments sparked outcry and even Republicans lined up to distance themselves from them.

His decision followed a probe by police into the killing last year, which sparked outcry.