Sentence examples for remarks triggered from inspiring English sources

Sparks' remarks triggered cheers and applause from the crowd, which was remarkable given the fact that the audience was comprised of shareholders and hand-picked loyal employees.

Those remarks triggered a flurry of articles detailing the employment of Hunter's children.

Rocker's remarks triggered an outcry from the Atlanta community, as well as from Braves officials and players.

His remarks triggered think pieces, satirical tryout videos, and much soul-searching about the whiteness of comedy feeders like the Upright Citizens Brigade, as well as a mealymouthed acknowledgment of the controversy during "S.N.L".

Coming on the heels of interviews in which the current head of the Israeli Defense Force, Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz, appeared to put some distance between himself and his superiors about the effectiveness of sanctions and the rationality of the Iranian government, Mr. Diskin's remarks triggered a response equally harsh and personal from Mr. Netanyahu's allies.

After local CW6 anchor Jim Patton commented on-air, "I love the little girl, saying 'Alexa ordered me a dollhouse,'" Alexa owners watching the broadcast found that the remark triggered orders on their own devices.

But what you see, as Archie and his wife await the return of their son Mick from capture in Egypt, is the way chance remarks trigger blazing rows and the sense of crisis breeds a raucous despair.

His barely coherent remarks trigger in Kundera an understanding that the greatest journey is not into the infinity of the external universe, but to "that other infinity, into the infinite diversity of the interior world lying hidden in all things".

Orbán's remarks had triggered an international outcry.

Johnson's remarks also triggered disbelief in Germany.

Less savory aspects of his character include his penchant for off-color remarks, which triggered several sexual harassment suits, and a proclivity for cultlike company policies including a rule that forbids current employees from fraternizing with those who've left the fold.