Sentence examples for stirs anger from inspiring English sources

In German, he noted, the word for suicide literally means self-murder, and like a homicide, a suicide often stirs anger.

Six Nations can wait as Leicester's No 10 focuses on today's Heineken Cup tie Brawn GP change name as German manufacturer makes major investment F1 supremo stirs anger as Donington Park misses final deadline to meet contract Picture the scene on Tuesday night at Oakwell, after a much-changed Manchester United side beat Barnsley 2-1 in the fourth round of the Carling Cup.

Karl Enselberg Boca Raton, Fla., May 2, 2010 To the Editor: Just last month, about 40 ultra-right-wing Israelis, you report, marched through a mainly Arab neighborhood in East Jerusalem, "waving Israeli flags in a demonstration of Israeli sovereignty" ("March on East Jerusalem Stirs Anger as Envoy Visits," news article, April 26).

B4 Anti-Semitic Tract Stirs Anger The leader of New Jersey's branch of the Anti-Defamation League has demanded an apology from the publishers of a local Arab-American newspaper that printed excerpts from a century-old anti-Semitic tract that purportedly outlines a plan for a global takeover by Jews.

And in the last few days we've seen Nazis, saluting Trump and saying 'Heil Trump' and it stirs anger and frustration and fear and makes you realize it's not history, it's right now and this movement — this hatred — is being fueled by the president of the United States and that's terrifying," she said.

But as collectors they have frequently stirred anger among archaeologists.

The appeals court's ruling stirred anger among some.

The recent conviction by the war-crimes tribunal of two Croatian generals stirred anger in Croatia.

Allegations that Armenia is sheltering Kurdish rebels have stirred anger in Turkey.

Turkey's plan to contribute 10,000 troops to the coalition has stirred anger among Iraqis.

WASHINGTON — Images of gushing oil and dying pelicans in the Gulf of Mexico have stirred anger and agony in Washington.