Sentence examples for uproar a from inspiring English sources
And Jason Treuting's Oblique Music gave uproar a good name.
Isn't this world music – an archetypal uproar, a rhythmic Esperanto?
"There was an uproar a year and a half ago," said the saxophonist Jon Gordon.
The result was media uproar, a rebuke from President Ronald Reagan and a swift policy U-turn.
Four years ago, in a case that foreshadowed the current uproar, a Florida court censured GMAC for false testimony.
Then in 1995 he founded Uproar, a software company that built Web versions of games like Family Feud and bingo.
Why such an uproar over a matter as arcane as an air-conditioning refrigerant?
DealBook » China's Pork Deal May Risk an Uproar | A Chinese meat producer's $4.7 billion acquisition of Smithfield Foods is subject to a national security review, which is no picnic given American anxiety about China, Steven M. Davidoff writes in the Deal Professor column.
This time, there were no protesters and no metal detectors, but The Times's coverage of "Corpus Christi" — a sympathetic review and an article linking the uproar a decade ago to the murder of Matthew Shepard, a gay college student in Wyoming, hit a raw nerve with the group that organized the demonstrations against the play in 1998.
Fitness app Strava faces an uproar over an elite cycling user linked to doping.
"It's a lot of uproar over a contract".
