Responding to Stewart's uncompromising opening remarks, the audience erupted into raucous applause, making clear their allegiance early on.
When both Xbox fans and the gaming press caught wind of Orth's remark, a scandal erupted.
Her husband, Ralph, said it hurt his ears whenever his brother opened his mouth in public, because his brother had Tourette's syndrome and erupted with remarks like "I masturbate!
The ambiguities surrounding American policy were underlined Friday when a diplomatic furor erupted over remarks reportedly made by the American ambassador to Israel, Daniel C. Kurtzer, in an off-the-record session nearly a month ago with new Israeli Foreign Ministry employees.
The row erupted over remarks made by Hayes, a rightwing Tory, to the Daily Mail before a speech he was due to make before 5,000 delegates at the RenewableUK wind conference in Glasgow on Tuesday night.
Mr. Lott's record in the House and, since 1988, the Senate has been vetted intensely by his political opponents and the news media for signs of racial bias since a furor erupted over remarks at Senator Strom Thurmond's 100th-birthday party this month.
Finally, on February 19, Pacquiao met with reporters at his training camp in General Santos City and was asked about the controversy that had erupted over his remarks.
Nashville erupted in rejoicing; remarked Johnson, "Thank God for the vindication".
In the minor furor that has erupted around Winfrey's remarks, it seems to me, lies one of the more profound and important challenges of living in our increasingly pluralistic world.
Until the hastily arranged news conference, Mrs. Clinton had spent most of her day ignoring the political firestorms that had erupted over Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain's remarks.
