Sentence examples for a cause of outrage from inspiring English sources

But look at it another way, and this should be a cause of outrage.

The massacre has been a steady cause of outrage in Mexico.

China's organ-transplant system was once a cause of international scorn and outrage, as doctors harvested organs from prisoners condemned to death by criminal courts and transplanted them into patients who often paid dearly for the privilege.

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As causes of outrage proliferate, I can see that I'll be marching again before the year is out.

Last year, Time magazine kicked up controversy when a cover photo of a mother breastfeeding a toddler caused reactions of outrage, disgust and concern for the child's well-being.

Tomorrow, I'll look at the paranoid style in American politics that has turned into a lucrative business for a few and a constant cause of panic and outrage for many.

His remarks caused a storm of outrage in a country still suffering rationing.

But when it was released, in April 2005, it caused a storm of outrage.

It has caused a deal of outrage among contributors to Radio 3's unpleasant message board.

The killing by a Danish zoo of a healthy giraffe because it was carrying too many common genes has caused a lot of outrage this week.