Sentence examples for 1 outrage from inspiring English sources

Most of the comments fell into the following categories: 1) outrage at The Times for publishing a disreputable story; 2) questions and quibbles over the definition of "cheating" — Is sexting cheating?

"It was our punk period," Guglielmi says drily of some 90s outrage, "our hardcore period".

Just as we somehow paid exorbitant compensation for those whose lives were taken in the 9/11 outrage.

P42 i i journalist honoured for article on MS. P3 Outrage over lack of Hillsborough coverage on Sun's front page.

PAGE A4 Outrage at Italian Candidate Europe's news media attacked Silvio Berlusconi, leader of Italy's center right coalition and a top candidate for prime minister.

In contrast to 2006 (outrage) and 2010 (uplift), then, the Socceroos meander to the end of this World Cup on a resoundingly bum note.

Page A11 OUTRAGE OVER VERDICT The collapse this week of the prosecution of a Marine for a civilian massacre in Haditha, Iraq has not only outraged Iraqis but also stunned some American military law specialists.

A1 WEEKEND E1-26; E27-36 Overage Over Diana Photos British tabloids are waxing indignant that on "48 Hours" on Wednesday night CBS showed a grainy black-and-white photograph of Diana, Princess of Wales, moments after her fatal 1997 car crash.

The Prop 8 outrage was starting to fizzle out.

The threats hit such a critical mass that Albertan opposition leader Brian Jean had to take to Facebook to denounce the right wingers who use violent and misogynistic language against the premier which comes off a tad disingenuous when you realize that Jean, to an extent, was fanning the flames of the Bill 6 outrage.

Vilks, 68, outraged many Muslims in 2007 after he depicted the prophet Muhammad's head on the body of a dog.