furor造句

make [create] a furor

This caused a furor.

So, what explains the furor?

The half hour lecture caused an enormous furor.

He also raised a furor by saying that Mubarak was "utterly critical" to the reform process.

It is hard now to recall the furor his remarks caused.

And for all the furor online, most of the time there has been nary a protester to be seen.

Continuing with the topic of embedded systems, Greg asked about the current furor over the state of the ARM tree.

In 2009, the United States Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) issued similar guidelines, which created a furor among breast cancer prevention advocates.

The furor she was causing among the men coupled with the heart-burnings of the other girls would have pleased her enormously at any other time.

Web sites are blocked throughout the persian Gulf and North Africa based on objectionable content and this hasn't created much of a furor.

A furor has been growing as evidence has surfaced that mortgage lenders have been using flawed court papers to evict homeowners.

The eagerly awaited finale led to furor when li Yuchun, who reached stardom after winning the national singing contest "Super Voice Girls" in 2005, failed to gain a position on the beauty list.

The toolmaking observation was the most epochal of the three, causing a furor within anthropological circles because "man the toolmaker" held sway as an almost canonical definition of our species.

True to form, the chimps themselves failed to react to the furor, even at feeding time, with 24-year-old Gusta dozing on a perch and 22-year-old Karel lying inert nearby.