Uproar in a sentence

A controversial close to the first half saw Paul Collicutt’s men warned and then punished by Mousehole as the visitors had a goal disallowed for a tight offside call which led to uproar amongst the away supporters.

A convener of the community, Nufialaga Mawufemor Korbla Nonyigbey, told an Accra-based radio station Citi FM, hours after their June 2 press conference that Agyinasare’s purported apology after the initial uproar was not sincere.

Air Canada's CEO, Michael Rousseau, also caused an uproar after a speech he gave in Montreal, which was mostly in English.

All the uproar around ChatGPT right now is a powerful reminder of that.

An agent has caused an uproar online as he showcased a fine, self-contained house that costs N495 daily.

Andouard admitted that the campaign had caused "uproar" among models and photographers.

A seemingly fearsome Brexiteer, he and Steve Baker arrived in the Northern Ireland Office to uproar from nationalist and centrist politicians.

BBC director general Tim Davie insists he has not backed down in the face of an uproar over the suspension of Gary Lineker.

But the uproar over Scotland’s gender policy was cited by some commentators as the to the downfall of First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, who resigned in February citing the toll on her health.

Earlier on Monday, day 1 of the budget session, Congress, the principle opposition party, raised an uproar demanding resignation of state minister Sandeep Singh over an ongoing sexual harassment case.

Facing his possible removal from office, Rubiales refused to step down despite the uproar he caused with the kiss, which happened during a medals ceremony last Sunday after the Women's World Cup final in Sydney, Australia.

Following uproar from conservatives, who Montoya says are trying to use her clip as an example that the transgender community “grooms” young people, the model made, pointing out that being topless is not against the law in Washington, DC.

Hannah's firing in the middle of Below Deck Med season 5 caused a lot of backlash and uproar among fans.

He brushed off the controversy over the events in his apartment as “an obvious attack on the church, including the clergy and believers” and said that the uproar would not have happened if “something similar had happened” to a person outside the clergy.

Her on-stage antics might seem tame by today’s standards, but the uproar truly helped put her on the map, and set her on her way to become one of the most famous singers in the world.

He’s upset at the lack of uproar at being denied his title shot for the NXT North American Championship and Dragon Lee being given the match on Raw.

Mackie using himself as an example of an actor who isn’t a movie star wouldn’t spark any uproar.

Mentioning the eagles of Middle-earth in a circle of fans is sure to cause an uproar.

My colleague Louis Chilton wrote a fantastic comment piece explaining exactly why the uproar was so ludicrous.

Opening the show was Lil Wayne, who came out to a portion of Juvenile’s “Back That Azz Up” before launching into a two-song medley of “Uproar” with live drums behind him, and a new track “Kat Food,” both appearing to be crowdpleasers.