Sentence examples for serious uproar from inspiring English sources

(Just look at Harmonia Rosales's 2017 reimagining of Michelangelo's "The Creation of Adam," depicting both God and the first man as Black women, for proof that daring to widen religious imagery can cause serious uproar).

► "A decision to overhaul the leadership of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Center after an outside review group found serious patient safety problems has sparked an uproar at the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland," Jocelyn Kaiser wrote last Friday.

NATO has tried to calm the uproar, saying depleted uranium munitions cannot cause serious health problems after impact.

Mr. Jospin, at a Socialist meeting in Lyon, did not refer to Mr. Chirac by name, but said the uproar over Mr. Strauss-Kahn should not overshadow the "serious nature" of the cases.

Amid the uproar, though, something important has been forgotten: the leaks were a serious problem.

The result of the uproar was to cause the police to take up in a serious way the neglected subject of gangs.

The uproar throughout the country regarding this topic, on the other hand, is a serious concern for Democrats.

Some residents say that if this kind of violent uproar is to be avoided in the future, the city will need to pay serious attention to entrenched problems and policies that festered for decades.

An uproar of criticism followed & the Mayor referred the matter to the Board of Ethics who took a serious view of it.

There was no serious exchange of views as each side would not move from their positions and the debates degenerated into an uproar, each side shouting abuse at the other.

In response to the uproar after the disclosure of the August warning to Mr. Bush, White House officials insisted that they had no serious evidence last summer that Al Qaeda was considering a suicide hijacking.