1. Laura heard his remark, and felt her hackles rising.

2. Ben felt his hackles rise as the speaker continued.

3. His tactless remarks were enough to raise anyone's hackles.

4. Her controversial article is bound to raise hackles.

5. The prime minister's speech has raised hackles among the opposition.

6. But something has happened to raise our hackles.

7. In the United States, the mere idea raises hackles.

8. Loden's hackles subsided, his tail began to wag.

9. Most pets can not even raise their hackles in anger as their hair is too long.

10. I think documenting would only get his hackles raised further.

11. Both sexes may erect hackles on neck when alarmed, to form prominent whiskers.

12. She felt defensive hackles rise on the back of her neck.

13. Some changes are raising hackles.

14. He came in with his hackles up.

15. The rest of the team raises few hackles.

16. That raised hackles in Germany.

17. Don't get your hackles up about nothing.

18. Mr Gonzales raised hackles from the first because he was so close to the White House.

19. You could see her hackles rising as she heard him outline his plan.

20. The script fits Steve Forbes, whose self-financed run for the Republican presidential nomination is raising hopes and hackles.

21. The proposal to build 135 new homes has raised environmentalists' hackles.

22. Ramona will feed you, give you wine, remove your shoes, flatter you, smooth down your hackles.

23. Of all the reasons for using the new technology, pure ego raises the most hackles.

24. It's safter to avoid the director when he has his hackles up.

25. Drives to popularize drinks with low sugar content raise the hackles of sugar producers.

26. But when Google or any search engine start making size claims,[http:///hackles.html] my hackles go way up.

27. Oh boy, this record's going to raise a few hackles.

28. But a surge of Singapore investments could also raise hackles in Malaysia.

1. Laura heard his remark, and felt her hackles rising.