Sentence examples for a certain outrage from inspiring English sources

A certain outrage is therefore understandable.

The scene at the consulate in Times Square had never rested easy with New York's booming Dominican population, but by last year the levies had become so varied and expensive that a certain outrage began to take hold.

But there was also a certain outrage... Well, it is undeniable that some of the problems we had to face were dramatic, the pedophile question for instance.

If it were then voted down, as is likely, they would withdraw Britain's ratification to the certain outrage of the rest of the EU.

But it never occurred to me that "The Circle" was intended as a comprehensive documentary report or as anything but a highly distilled and aestheticized rendering of certain outrages.

Amazon, without its users' permission, remotely deleted the offending book from Kindles across the land, sparking a certain amount of outrage online.

And this license began to be exercised by national news organizations increasingly stocked by young reporters with more refined educations (and tastes) than the ink-stained wretches of previous years reporters who, influenced by crusades of the Sixties, were moralists of a certain bent, easily outraged by government lies and half-truths.

"When there is public outrage over a certain crime, the pressure on the police to perform naturally increases," he said.

There followed the predictable faux outrage on a certain news network, under accompanied by the chyron: "War on Fox?" The lash, Mr. President, is now a straw.

On the other hand the commission he received from his $2 million, 10-story New York World Building, on Park Row — well, that put outrage in a certain perspective.

"The moral outrage at a certain point ends, and the press does allow some of these people to be rehabilitated," he says, noting the example of Elliot Spitzer.