Sentence examples for prompt anger from inspiring English sources

The immediate effect of the public display of the bodies, and of their continued denial of burial, was to prompt anger throughout the Arabic-speaking news media.

Perry believes any more radical changes to the club would prompt anger among fans as manager Malky Mackay seeks to keep them at the top of the Championship to gain Premier League promotion.

Both prompted immediate anger and consternation from some ticket-holders who had paid more than £100 to see their favourite actors on the stage.

The alteration prompted anger, incredulity, fear, but little outright challenge.

In the days that followed, reports of widespread looting by police prompted anger and disgust.

But the rules also prompted anger from American troops and their families.

The accident in Jiangsu prompted anger and complaints on microblogs in China.

At Ozcan jewellery, claims that Turkish people were prone to criminality prompted anger.

The decision to scrap the traditional headphone socket prompted anger on social media and among analysts.

The decision not to prosecute, announced last week, prompted anger among Tomlinson's family and campaigners.

Yet Tony Blair's recent visit prompted anger from some of Labour's own councillors.