Sentence examples for provoke uproar from inspiring English sources
But civil liberties group Liberty say it is a degrading and indiscriminate weapon that targets children in a way that would provoke uproar if it were used against other groups.
It has become a feature of Twitter that a particularly egregious comment or article will be singled out and provoke uproar, as the Daily Mail columnist Jan Moir and others have discovered.
It provoked uproar and renewed concerns about campus sexual assaults.
That provoked uproar among secular university rectors, who called it an assault on Ataturk's republic.
His revelations about the Prism programme provoked uproar on both sides of the Atlantic.
He recently provoked uproar by calling a policewoman (she says) a "cunt".
But it has provoked uproar in every corner of the health industry.
Hitler had become chancellor of Germany just 10 days earlier, and the vote provoked uproar.
The arrest and search of Green's House of Commons office provoked uproar.
The nomination provoked uproar amongst some in the community, who nickname him "Refo Lover Jon".
That provoked uproar in the press room and was eventually rescinded.
