The second might be the comparatively minor matter that aroused his ire, relating to what we may call the labouring classes.
There are no new traffic-calming schemes in my area because they attract the ire of both motorists and residents.
Not surprisingly, it is this part that has drawn the ill-concealed ire of some of the younger generation of modellers that is visible in some reviews.
That scholars should therefore be the target of particular ire from those invested in the national-security state should not be surprising.
Clerical celibacy remained unreformed but, by its nature, was a practice which could rouse little ire amongst the laity.
For flag burning, it is the action, not the actor, that draws the ire of respondents.
Each issue rouses my ire and gives me succor.
These did not rouse the ire of churchmen because they did not claim to be truth even though they might serve to inspire the devout.
