Sentence examples for triggered fury from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly the latest development has triggered fury among their ranks.

The subsequent shootings by commandos triggered fury at Israel and an international chorus of calls to lift Israel's three-year closure of the coastal territory.

The second application has triggered fury in the north with a number of objections raised, largely based on the "impossible idea" that Greek inspectors – who cannot visit the north – could check that Turkish producers were meeting EC standards.

Heywood's guidance to civil servants triggered fury on Conservative backbenches, with MPs seeing it as an attempt by the government to gag ministers who disagree with them on the issue of the EU.

China's deployment of the rig on 1 May in the South China Sea triggered fury in Vietnam, which has been feuding with China for years over overlapping claims in the potentially oil- and gas-rich seas.

The poster's placement had triggered fury in sections of the British media when it was noticed, with one of Diana's friends, Rosa Monckton, quoted as saying: 'I really don't have any words to describe how I feel about this cynical and shameless attempt to publicise a film that should never have been made.

But in a move that is likely to trigger fury in Beijing and reignite tension in the region, an international tribunal ruled on Thursday that it had the power to hear a case brought by the Philippines over the disputed seas.

The popular channel triggered military fury when it aired accusations that the head of the army's intelligence wing had been behind the near fatal shooting of Mir, its star journalist.

Nonetheless, Boroujerdi's new book, which expresses his religious views, has triggered intense fury against him.

His characters stalk through his pictures with a hair-trigger fury, which periodically bursts forth in images of great visceral impact.

She sticks to the government line, triggering his fury at her betrayal, and thickening the plot.