Sentence examples for sentiment provoked from inspiring English sources

In Judaea and Alexandria, Gaius' contemptuous disregard of Jewish sentiment provoked near rebellion.

Extremely Loud dares appropriate pre-existing sentiment provoked by a great public tragedy that many hold to be sacred.

In an unusually fiery address to thousands of people on Friday at the Jabaliya camp in northern Gaza, Ismael al-Ashkar, an emergent leader of the militant Hamas movement, drew a parallel between Palestinian rage and the broader anti-American sentiment provoked by the abuse of prisoners at Abu Ghraib, near Baghdad.

The anti-German sentiment it provoked was used as a recruitment tool in the British war effort.

American officials have long warned that Western involvement could stir anti-Western sentiment and provoke terrorist attacks, a fear that seemed to be realized when militants stormed a gas facility in Algeria last week, resulting in the deaths of at least 37 foreign hostages.

Inevitably, the rise of anti-gentrification sentiment and action has provoked a counter-attack, either to defend the process or deny it exists.

He has given all extremists and nuts all over the world who are ready to commit acts of violence a perfect excuse because he has provoked spiritual sentiments and religious feelings to the point where we don't know how far the ramifications will go".

This led to strong reactions from SIFAA members R. Sarathkumar, Sathyaraj and Radha Ravi, who called the apology a disgrace to Tamils and opined that his speech never provoked the sentiments of the Kannada people.

He called the anti-Islam statements spawned by the dispute "disturbing and sad" and said they were feeding anti-American sentiment that could provoke violence.

But the Golden Globes are, like it or not, an Occasion-with-a-capital-O, much like weddings, Thanksgiving and other rituals that often provoke sentiment and warmth - and slavishness and inappropriate behavior.

Aehrenthal died in February 1912, at a moment when an Italian-Turkish conflict over Tripoli (now in Libya) had provoked anti-Turkish sentiment in the Balkan states (see Italo-Turkish War).