Sentences with phrase «provoked ire»

And he gazes helplessly back at you and your indignation, mind - racing, trying desperately to figure out how his lack of enthusiasm for surf and sand have provoked your ire.

Nobel - prize winning economist and one of Time Magazine's 100 most influential people in the world (2011) Joseph E. Stiglitz has provoked the ire of the cryptocurrency community with his recent comments on Bitcoin.

My last letter here, wherein I exposed the teaching of anti-science in OSU - Lima climate courses, has provoked the ire of some faithful Buckeyes.

That statement, and others like it, written by The New York Times art critic Ken Johnson, has provoked the ire of fellow critics, artists, and Times readers alike.

A slighter younger compatriot of the Young British Artists of the early»90s, Saville came to popular attention in the U.S. when her work was included in the controversial 1997 «Sensation» show at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, which provoked the ire of conservative political and religious leaders.

Eerily echoing this sentiment is the fact that this exhibition at Raw Material Company provoked the ire of certain Muslim leaders, leading to the show's temporary closure.

I am pleased that my recent op - ed piece «Common Core Does Not Treat Teachers or Students with Dignity» has provoked the ire of Jennifer Alexander, CEO of ConnCAN, as I strongly believe what is needed in Connecticut is an honest debate concerning whether Common Core is appropriate for Connecticut students.

Both bills provoked the ire of committee Democrats; both were voted through with a Republican majority.

The suggestion that all state schools overseen by councils should be forced to become academies had provoked ire on the Conservative back benches.

(Case in point: When her ballet - inspired video for Vogue España provoked the ire of the dance community, the 20 - year - old supermodel simply disabled the comment function on all targeted Instagram posts.

Banking bonuses, which have caused Mr Brown a major political headache at home and have provoked the ire of publics around the world, were not directly addressed at the G20 finance ministers» meeting in Horsham two weeks ago.

The plans have provoked the ire of environmental groups and the Liberal Democrats, who claim it is a measure of the government's tenuous commitment to lowering carbon emissions.

But afterwards it was the Labour party's support for the bishops which provoked the ire of the Conservatives.

Washington (CNN)-- Florida Sen. Marco Rubio attempted to walk the line between science and faith - based creationism in remarks that that have provoked the ire of liberal blogs, leaving the door open to creationism in responding to a recent question about the age of the Earth.

Earlier this month, Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida attempted to walk the line between science and faith - based creationism in remarks that that provoked the ire of liberal blogs and left the door open to creationism.

State regulators also provoked the ire of owners of rooftop solar panels by lowering the rates and boosting the fees that solar customers have to pay.

@simon peter, You do realize that the entirety of the Book of Revelation is nothing more than a thinly veiled political tract, railing against the Roman overlords of the time, that names were converted into a numerical value so as not to provoke the ire of Rome?

And Trump's views don't provoke ire just because they're his.

Cuomo said it was reasonable for the Republicans to talk about charter schools — provoking the ire of the Assembly — but offered no more details, and no legislation.

This past September, Touchy Feely breezed through theaters as insubstantially as a dandelion mote, provoking no ire but making no impact.

The optional dynamic steering once again provokes ire — in steady corners you can actually feel the level of assistance and ratio changing, which makes directing the car through a corner a much more conscious exercise than it should be.

Not exact matches

Jacob Rees - Mogg was to be seen lying horizontally on his bench for significant periods and Ben Bradshaw, spoiling for a fight, could not even provoke Tory ire when he decided to conjure the melodramatic image of the Prime Minister scorning «the howls of anguish of victims».

Certainly there are plenty of people critical of Christianity who don't provoke such ire.

And the unions themselves didn't want to provoke a public split with a president their rank - and - file members adored, so they concentrated all their anger on Obama's Education secretaries, focusing their ire first on Arne Duncan, and then his successor John King, as though Obama himself were unaware of the reforms his Cabinet officials were carrying out on his behalf.

In a practice that can be mocking and damning but also personal and meditative, they relentlessly challenge the legacy of Mao Zedong and explore its broader implications in the process, provoking, not surprisingly, the ire of the Chinese

``... Ten years on from the study that provoked all the ire, Michael Mann's conclusion is that far from being broken, «the hockey stick is alive and well».

Then Jo Abi confessed to getting School Run Style Anxiety, which also provoked lots of ire.