Sentence examples for Show outrage from inspiring English sources

But it would be irresponsible to encourage or show outrage at a time like this.

The new tactic is to show outrage.

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One commentator later said "It's quite ironic that someone like Michael Savage sees no hypocrisy in strongly defending his right to the First Amendment only to show outrage and intolerance a few minutes later toward the views of someone else he doesn't agree with".

She has also made a side career of excellent chatshow appearances and red-carpet and awards show outrages.

Hunters then organized a boycott of the show not because they wanted to kill animals with modern sporting rifles, but because they are so against gun control that even a meaningless ban at a hunting show outraged them.

Hunters then organized a boycott of the show not because they wanted to kill animals with assault weapons, but because they are so against gun control that even a meaningless ban at a hunting show outraged them.

There was all the customary talk-show outrage over what much of the rest of the world would view as a gesture of cultural courtesy.The Japanese saw his trip differently.

Issued in the aftermath of the murders of three young people in a Newark schoolyard in August 2007, it was spurred by TV and radio talk-show outrage that one of the suspects was an illegal immigrant who had been released on bail for an earlier offense.

People who are offended should respond more proportionately than by showing outrage.

Speaking to Sky News from Glasgow, Mr. Watson said: Let's be clear, it's not Rupert Murdoch that closed this paper, it's decent families up and down the country who've showed outrage at the revelations that have bombarded this company all week.