Sentence examples for provoking ire from inspiring English sources

Also provoking ire among gulf residents and their lawyers is the clause that says that money people earned during the period for which they claim their businesses lost earnings will be deducted from the final settlement.

On his popular and influential Emmy-winning Comedy Central programme, Colbert's biting brand of satire has drawn critical acclaim as well as provoking ire, often from the Republicans and conservatives he skewers.

In the early days, Jean recalls, parodying US mores via a dysfunctional, chaotic family provoked ire.

Ownership of GM seeds by corporate monoliths continues to provoke ire from many.

A Labour politician has provoked ire after attacking the new female Cabinet members as "puppets" who 'deserve' the unwarranted attention on their wardrobes.

Most recently he provoked ire from his own MPs after allying with former prime minister and convicted tax evader Silvio Berlusconi to force through controversial constitutional changes.

The Indianapolis Colts — whose late-year rest for Peyton Manning in previous years provoked ire among fans and league executives alike — lost to the Dallas Cowboys, 38-35, in overtime.

Recently the firm provoked ire among bloggers who called its fiesta-inspired home kit for AD Caravaca an assault on the eyes.

The manner in which African conflicts and misery are viewed from without is a subject that rightfully provokes ire and irritation.

Sent to hundreds of computers over ARPANET (a precursor to the Internet; see DARPA), Thuerk's message immediately provoked ire among the recipients and a reprimand from the network's administrators.

FREQUENT and vicious fouling in the World Cup has provoked ire, especially the bite Uruguay's Luis Suárez planted on Italy's Giorgio Chiellini and the knee in the back with which Colombia's Juan Zúñiga felled Brazil's star, Neymar.