Ruffle used in a sentence

Ruffle in a sentence as a noun

It doesn't ruffle my feathers if they want to expand upon it.

It seems like an odd change for Mozilla to ruffle feathers with.

The "earning them a master's" doesn't ruffle my feathers.

Mayer's moves are sure to ruffle some feathers at the search giant if they go through with it in Firefox.

And of course they anticipated to ruffle some feathers with Dalvik.

They've been creating bad press with their decisions for years, I hardly think this little impotent uprising will ruffle their feathers.

Ruffle in a sentence as a verb

I'm probably missing something, by the Times article doesn't mention the word 'warrant'---that being the case shouldn't that ruffle a feather or two?

Also, "feminine mystique" and "wear it well, kemosabe" are both guaranteed to ruffle all the wrong feathers for many people, including me. I'm really surprised some of this copy made it out of a mock-up.

The title of the post sort of implies that you can just ruffle through your recycle bin, pick something that doesn't completely suck, stick it on a website and it will magically earn you $$$ in your sleep.

Sorry to ruffle anyone's feathers... I'll get back to duckduckgo-ing 'totalitarian panopticons of childlike presentation'.

I'm saddened to hear that you feel compelled to bury yours because it may ruffle a few feathers.> "Well, get over it, none of what I said has anything whatsoever to do with marginalized groups at all"Person behaving out of expected social norms is attacked for it.