Examples of 'caused uproar' in a sentence
Meaning of "caused uproar"
caused uproar - This phrase is used to describe a situation or action that has led to a state of chaos, commotion, or public outrage
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caused uproar
This caused uproar among some education workers.
The incident has caused uproar.
This caused uproar among many fans of the show.
The fracas caused uproar.
He once caused uproar by proclaiming that white wine should be served with cheese.
The affair caused uproar.
This caused uproar on its first performance in Paris.
Recent laws allowing foreigners to purchase land in Kazakhstan had also caused uproar.
This caused uproar.
Indeed, when the film 's trailer was released months ago it caused uproar.
The withdrawal of the injured caused uproar among the visitors who went on the run.
This informal ALP-NAT alliance or " agreement " as distinct from a formal coalition, caused uproar.
That caused uproar in Vietnam where modesty is expected of officials.
This decision caused uproar in Italy.
The proposal by the interior minister, Ogmundur Jonasson, has caused uproar.
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Both strips caused uproar from race relation groups in the UK.
However, her presence caused uproar at work.
His suggestion caused uproar in the community, and his remarks were heavily criticized.
Nevertheless, the incident caused uproar in Ukraine.
These pictures caused uproar in the UK, and spurred another lawsuit by Mohammed Al-Fayed.
Strangelove ' caused uproar.
The incident caused uproar in the British media, with calls for Aragonés to be sacked.
Dr. Strangelove caused uproar.
The Hobhouse report caused uproar both domestically and in the international community.
The announcement of the election date, on April 14, caused uproar in the opposition.
The result caused uproar across Europe.
The so-called ‘ Dear Bobby ' letter leaked and caused uproar.
The boy's question caused uproar among the audience.
These has caused uproar in Malaysia from UMNO, PAS politicians and all Muslim NGOs.
Similarly, the film also caused uproar in the world stage.
The news caused uproar because it was published shortly before the 1953 general election.
Rafael Caro Quintero is another capo who caused uproar when he was released in 2013.
Similar adverts caused uproar in France where they advertised "romance, passion and no student loan".
News of this speech caused uproar in France, leading to a diplomatic crisis with Greece.
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Examples of using Uproar
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By creating chaos and uproar wherever she went
The uproar still filled the city
Schoolgirls make an uproar about wearing a veil
