Sentence examples for uproar created from inspiring English sources

Witness the uproar created by pictures of German soldiers in Afghanistan holding up skulls.

For both sides, the uproar created by events like the flotilla operation tend to cloud the more germane issues.

But they did learn something from the uproar created after the first season, when Shakespeare, a lovable scamp of a meerkat, disappeared and was presumed to have died.

LONDON (The Borowitz Report) – In response to the international uproar created when he reportedly compared Russian President Vladimir Putin to Hitler, His Royal Highness Prince Charles today issued the following letter of apology to the Russian people.

But Melvin said that he never worried about his investment and that he expected this type of season from Braun even after the uproar created by the positive drug test.

Still, it has drawn public attention away from meaningful reforms, in part because of the uproar created when the actor Gérard Depardieu said he was moving to Belgium to avoid paying high French taxes.

The global uproar he created by lifting a page from the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and declaring that Jews rule the world exemplified his most chauvinist side.

The uproar it created, which included a public protest by the military, tore through the Pakistani establishment with a vigor that surprised both American officials and members of the Zardari government.

But once the academy revealed its strong new rules, it both quieted the uproar and created a backlash of its own.

Opponents of this society seized upon the uproar to create the Anti-Masonic Party. Anti-Masonic Party

That assignment is being shifted to Uproar, which creates ads for toys like G. I. Joe, My Little Pony and Playskool; spending for those ads was estimated at $80 million to $90 million a year.