Sentence examples for raised ire from inspiring English sources

One subject in particular that raised ire on campus was his relationship to the Center for NuLeadership on Urban Solutions, a group that advocated for former prisoners.

In particular, the telegraphed decision to suspend and reprimand soldiers responsible for the attack, rather than criminally prosecute them, raised ire.

On the other hand, former US national team coach and professional contrarian Jürgen Klinsmann raised ire when he suggested the MLS season was too short.

It is another way in which marketers are massaging information — and something that has raised ire in Washington, where the Federal Trade Commission has been holding discussions on tailored advertising.

If Mr. Schwarzenegger's perspective on the law was not popular in the Hyatt Regency ballroom, other comments he made about the marriage licenses on television also raised ire beyond here.

His remarks came after Trump raised ire for telling the New York Times last week that he would tie any US military help to Nato allies to conditions in the event of a Russian attack.

The fried chicken, though, wan and chewy, rather than crusted and rich, raises ire ($18).

Facebook complied with the order almost immediately, raising ire among activists who accused of it of caving to government pressure too easily.

They said this heavy-handed approach has appeared to backfire by raising ire here that Washington was failing to recognize the right of the new Japanese government to change the policies.

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But hatred, personal agendas and raising ire, I just do not perceive these as Christian or prudent decisions.