Sentences with phrase «evoked ire»
It was a move that quickly evoked ire and some choice mutterings of «not cool bro» through the interwebs.
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On Tuesday, Olatoye further evoked the ire of council members when she refused to name names, or to say whether anyone had been punished for providing her wrong information, saying instead that the agency was absolutely «having conversations about the integrity of our data.»
After all, opinions are stubborn things, and even the most cogent op - ed is much more likely to evoke the ire of the opposition than change anyone's mind.
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Link building is the least ire - evoking term of the bunch, but nonetheless, the way I hear it talked about and the way I hear it done makes the term — link building — and what it evokes something way more literal than it should be.
Exam schools in particular are undeniably a mechanism of ability tracking used in school districts, and they appropriately evoke Burris's ire.
The amendment evokes the history of notorious anti-science efforts by the tobacco and lead industries to avoid accountability for the damage caused by their products, focusing similar ire on the fossil fuel industry's decades - long climate cover - up.