Sentence examples for Feel outrage from inspiring English sources
Would we not feel outrage and express this feeling to the rest of the world?
It is morally easy to feel outrage when the state executes the innocent and the remorseful.
Should we not feel outrage when we see people being degraded and abused?
And yet rather than feel outrage over the Binyam Mohamed case I just feel sorry for our agencies.
"At a minimum, white people who feel outrage over what's happened need to show up," Haro said in an e-mail.
Everyone can feel outraged.
So while Americans should feel outraged by the attack, it would be absurd for them to feel terrorized by it.
I'd expected to feel outraged by the interviews with the unemployed middle-aged people, but what I actually felt more was heartache.
Sorry, guys – you're rich and beautiful, no one is going to feel outraged on your behalf.
"As a scientist, as well as a Plos One academic editor and author I feel outraged by the publication of a ms [manuscript] making explicit reference to creationism," commented Dr Danilo Russo.
