furore的示例

• There was a public furore which threatened serious political damage for senior officials of the ruling party.

• This was greeted with a furore in the local press by the water board.

• I cannot for the life of me understand the furore that has arisen in some parts or the claim that identity cards would infringe liberties.

• One would never dare to do it unless one was confident that one would survive the resulting furore.

• Why has there been all this furore about speculative development and speculative profits?

• It is remarkable what a tremendous furore a proposal for a major road scheme causes in any locality.

• No tax, not even the community charge, has caused as much furore as this tax before a single penny of it has been paid.

• Also, does she not agree, in view of all the furore that there was about admission charges, that this is a particularly petty exception?

• He referred to overseas aid and to the recent furore about student grants in giving two specific examples.

• But we must have quality of evidence before we start out on this road which will cause a furore whichever way it goes.

• If we do nothing, there will be a furore in some quarters; if we do something, there will be a furore in other quarters.

• Some of us are old enough to remember the abortive groundnut scheme which created a furore because it was aimed at exports rather than self-sufficiency.

• The committees made their reports and again there was a furore.

• Suffice it to say that these proposals have caused a furore in my constituency.

• That created an immediate furore among teachers and parents.