Sentence examples for sparking indignation from inspiring English sources

Republicans said they would be willing to extend benefits provided that Democrats agree to cut spending elsewhere to cover the cost, sparking indignation among Democrats who noted that the Republicans never insist on offsetting the revenue lost through tax cuts.

The game's distributor favored the less serious version for retail release, sparking indignation and conflict among Kidd and other members of Beam's staff.

But Tuesday's sentence also sparked indignation and ridicule.

Last month, Mídia Ninja sparked public indignation with images that suggested a police infiltrator might have thrown a molotov cocktail that set off a violent counter-reaction.

Last year, a video that showed a construction worker at an Arctic military base feeding a firecracker to a polar bear, which roared with pain after it exploded in its mouth, sparked widespread indignation.

The arrests of Hazare and more than a thousand followers, which the government says were necessary on public order grounds, has sparked deep indignation across India and allowed a weak and fragmented opposition to score points against the ruling Congress party.

A slew of arrests for drug-related offences among elite scholars has sparked widespread indignation that more youngsters are choosing to while away their university years in a fug of marijuana smoke.

Thousands marched through Mexico City this Saturday in a solemn and spirited commemoration of the first anniversary of the disappearance of 43 student teachers that continues to spark mass indignation one year on.

What public accounts committee chair Margaret Hodge started with her grand inquisitions of tax-avoiding corporations, taken up by UK Uncut protesters, has sparked deep public indignation.

Indeed what makes Martin's case noteworthy is not that it happened but that it has sparked such widespread indignation beyond his immediate community.

Such feelings of indignation sparked applause and jeers inside the courtroom, and angry comments by the judge, who dismissed as "phony arguments" claims that he has unfairly sent tens of millions of settlement money to impoverished Jews in countries that were once behind the Iron Curtain, while ignoring the poverty of survivors elsewhere.