Sentences with phrase «ire toward»

With the advent of proper online multiplayer for No Man's Sky, the game will finally stand on a pedestal above critics ire toward the game.

But congressional ire toward Duncan and his fix, at least from the Democratic side of the aisel, seems to have died down with the admission that Washington's current partisan atmosphere makes an NCLB overhaul look notably unlikely.

Unleashing his lingering ire toward Bette Davis, who was a crucial player in the fall of the Old Hollywood studio system, studio boss Jack Warner (Stanley Tucci) bellows, «That C*NT!»

The 50 or so demonstrators directed their ire toward Governor Cuomo and Senate Co Leader Jeff Klein, who they say aren't doing enough to convince Republicans in the Senate to go along with a proposal to raise the minimum wage to $ 9 an hour.

In the course of expressing my ire toward Danielle Shroyer's reply, I said that I hoped one particular option of the two I offered was the case, but I erroneously referred to the wrong option.

He has renewed his battle with Amazon, a proxy for his ire toward CEO Jeff Bezos, who is also the owner of the Washington Post.

In all his talk of unfair trade deals, the president has largely directed his ire toward Mexico for what he perceives as the unfairness of NAFTA.

Not exact matches

The Reds are currently blighted by eight injuries to key first team men, and Verheijen, who usually saves his ire for Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, has turned his attentions toward Klopp.

Their ire was directed toward Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who advocates said has failed to fund the state - run agency to meet the demand for infrastructure upgrades while he also sidesteps the issue of degrading service.

Cuomo's ire in recent weeks has been drawn toward two New York House representatives: Republicans John Faso and Chris Collins, the authors of an amendment that would shift the county Medicaid burden to the state.

It's this ire that she today channels into confronting the status quo and mobilizing communities to work toward reversing educational inequities.

Few topics raise such ire as the headlong Win10 march toward forced cumulative updating.

Spite houses — homes built to draw the ire of onlookers — have been a gesture of contempt for centuries, directed toward neighbors, local authorities, developers and other adversaries left wondering, «Where's the love?»