Sentence examples for Less outrage from inspiring English sources

Never has a spy scandal provoked less outrage or tension.

There has been relatively little commentary, much less outrage, about the new changes.

Moscow & Peking seem to show less outrage at our bombing in the North than do our own opponentsof the war.

That is why the global crisis of overfishing and marine pollution stirs less outrage than, say, the clearing of the rainforest.

I guess what I feel is less outrage and more admiration for the lives cloistered women made for themselves, despite considerable obstacles.

Thank you for helping Joe Public feel a little less outrage and a little more understanding over such a terrible event.

They were less outraged by how this information was obtained: Knox was told in prison she was HIV-positive and asked to write a list of her lovers.

He got less outraged pretty quickly when he realized the legal nightmare he'd invite by trying to intervene.

Similarly, the Russian bombing of civilians in Chechnya and the Chinese policies in Tibet have elicited less moral outrage in Europe than Israel's actions.

For some reason, his habit of blowing up alleged terrorists and bystanders from the air causes less global outrage than the smothering of a lone Hamas operative, allegedly by Israel, in a hotel room in Dubai.

"An Ugly Rumor or an Ugly Truth?" (Week in Review, Aug. 4) asks why all the atrocities committed against humanity lately have elicited less moral outrage in Europe than the Israelis' actions.