Sentences with phrase «aroused ire»

Berger's approach aroused the ire of Addy J or the Federal Court and Prime Minister Trudeau — see Dr Martin Felsky's, «The Berger Affair and the Independence of the Judiciary» (1984), 42.

This aroused the ire of the green brigade:

She aroused the ire of the critics, but vehemently and persuasively argued her case.

Seems that Fox News has aroused the ire of the Video Game Voters Network a game - industry - organized group that works to protect the rights of gamers and claims 500,000 members.

For example, in discussing the snacks that parents were sending in as part of the school's «Healthy Snack» program, two items particularly aroused his ire — Mott's applesauce and Go - Gurt yogurt — which he describes this way: «It would hardly be a stretch to characterize Mott's Apple Sauce as a fruit - added corn syrup or Go - Gurt as a sugary blend of suspicious synthetics with a modicum of milk to connote actual fermented dairy.»

The other ten expressed self - righteous indignation, but perhaps it was the effort to get ahead of them that aroused their ire.

A regulatory change that allows schools to use federal lunch money to buy hormone - free milk, and one achieved without arousing the ire of farm - state congressmembers who might be inclined to block a measure not as agribusiness - friendly as much of U.S. ag policy has become.

While his eagerness to work quickly ingratiates the new hand with his employer, he arouses the ire of a less - industrious worker.

The artist's early days on the streets were spent arousing the ire of Rudy Giuliani, among others.

Not exact matches

The sepos» ire had been aroused because the Lobos, who have won 20 games or more in each of the last four seasons while somehow failing to make the NCAA playoffs, had figured to be much better this year.

Sirs: Like so many conservation pieces, Mr. Boyle's arouses the momentary ire of the individual but gives him nothing specific to do in his own community.

We fight for fairness, we fight for justice, we act first, we lead by example,» he told the crowd cheering activists in rain slickers and carrying union signs, sounding more like an Occupy Wall Street protester than the fiscally conservative governor who has often aroused liberal ire.

In case anyone was in doubt about the ire Darwin's work would arouse, the local vicar is seen telling him, «You're pitting science against God!»

Joe's furnace is unquenchable: as Biblical doppelganger, his carnal curiosity is constantly stoked by the invitation of moribund English housewives and widows — and his ire is only aroused when an appropriate mate choice threatens to free him from his fleshy fixations.

Hence Mole Man's ire being aroused because of a previous issue where Squirrel Girl befriended Kraven The Hunter and convinced him to prove his skills by hunting dangerous giant monsters instead of people.

One cultural aspect is worth noting: it is curious that the Japanese hunt seems to arouse more ire than the Faeroese pilot whale hunt, which is equally gruesome.

My comments are not intended to arouse anyone's ire.

Pre-packaged administration sales have aroused the interest, opprobrium and ire of many a politician and the press in recent times.