Sentence examples for uproar with from inspiring English sources

There was uproar with the mother-in-law.

Budapest went into uproar, with demonstrations in the streets.

Hurrying back to the village, Monica finds it in uproar, with her father under attack.

The stunt caused uproar, with Evans apologising and promising the footage would not be shown.

Mr Crosby's knighthood has caused uproar with opposition parties, with Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham describing it as "outrageous".

Others in Loveland have reacted to the uproar with disbelief at just how far the discourse has gotten.

A fake lingerie shop set up in a Cotswolds village for the BBC adaptation of JK Rowling's The Casual Vacancy has been causing uproar with locals.

In particular, he created an uproar with his campaign for the use of a plain table for communion instead of the altar.

In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Robert Benmosche, AIG's chief executive, compared that uproar with lynchings during the civil-rights era.

The legislation, which came into force on 1 July, has caused an uproar, with all the main professional bodies, including the Australian Medical Association, uniting in condemnation.

Amazon, which caused an uproar with writers and publishers when it started selling used books in 2000, made it as easy as clicking a button.