Sentence examples for popular fury from inspiring English sources

The expenses scandal provoked popular fury.

Popular fury confronts the state's monopoly over force.

With the predictable howl of popular fury subsiding, that has begun to produce the desired results.

Popular fury and class- action suits are seldom a good starting point for new rules.

Popular fury over his killing helped force out Syrian occupation troops.

This may not be a "Ceausescu moment", when a coddled dictator wakes up to popular fury.

He proposes that the manifesto includes the pledge: "From September 2016, all state funded schools will, by law, provide 45 hours of education per week for 45 weeks of the year" Mr Kirby, who has now left Number 10 and is a partner at accountancy firm KPMG, thinks this will prove extremely popular despite "teacher fury".

The globe is on fire with popular outrage, with fury over economic injustice and, among other things, climate change spurred by the profits a few are piling up to the detriment of the rest of us, generations to come, other species, and the planet itself.

The popular channel triggered military fury when it aired accusations that the head of the army's intelligence wing had been behind the near fatal shooting of Mir, its star journalist.

Television networks followed every step of Tsipras' trip, portraying the leader's visit as a daring foray into a lion's den of fury and popular resentment over Athens' newfound refusal to accept any more of Germany's bitter prescription of austerity.

Jerome Evans, the lead singer and frontman for the Furys, a popular Los Angeles rhythm and blues group in the early 1960's, died here on Sunday.