Sentence examples for prompts anger from inspiring English sources
The cold realisation that time is up, and that such progress is over, prompts anger, denial and shock.Living with disillusionPerhaps, however, the ideal of progress has been a myth for longer than Europeans may care to admit.
Re "Phone Plan Prompts Anger on East Side" (news article, Dec. 24): Telephone kiosks might be more palatable to New Yorkers if they were combined with the bathrooms that the city has promised forever.
That statement, however, prompted anger in Taiwan.
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.
The protracted and opaque nature of the hearings has prompted anger in some legal circles.
Coverage of her situation in the Guardian last month prompted anger among politicians and readers.
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.
