Sentence examples for a huge outrage from inspiring English sources
"I didn't expect to cause such a huge outrage," the designer said.
"This is viewed as such a huge scandal and outrage," she said of the new charges, "that it has to lead to some kind of action".
"When the layoffs were leaked, which they always were, it caused huge outrage from the unions," said Theo Kitz, an analyst at Merck Finck & Company, who follows Deutsche Telekom.
A recent reassessment will not help their case, Dr. Hacker said, adding that the community has "huge outrage about that".
Kemp told the BBC: "I don't think it will cause huge outrage there because I don't think our enemies are going to be particularly concerned about this.
"There was huge outrage in both the UK and the USA," says Gramfors, "especially from the Christian right-wing.
The report caused huge outrage, and the then-Labor Government immediately suspended all live exports.
But not tonight where gas shortages, power outages, freezing homes sparked huge outrage.
He added that "a great deal of much worse things" have happened in Afghanistan, and said that the photographs weren't likely to "cause huge outrage" there. .
And now this: the decisive arrival of a political force that transcends both left and right, and speaks to a huge sense of outrage and disaffection – which is emotional and cultural in a way mainstream politics used to be.
Shocking images of uncontrolled spillage erupting from the ocean floor travelled around the world for weeks, sparking a media frenzy, a range of stern governmental responses and a huge amount of public outrage.
