Sentence examples for a note of outrage from inspiring English sources
At a meeting last Wednesday in Poughkeepsie, he struck a note of outrage before a cheering crowd.
You might laugh, squirm or write a note of outrage.
Greg Haiste, as Edward Kynaston, who finds his role as the King's Company's female lead being usurped by Nell, hits a note of high outrage worthy of Kenneth Williams.
Mr. Obama allowed a note of populist outrage to heat up his usual cool, cerebral delivery, taking particular umbrage at Republican accusations that the stimulus package contained pork.
Osama (Siddiq Barmak, 2003) The first post-Taliban film, Barmak wears the badge of a contemporary Asian film-maker - scrupulous naturalism and emotional fidelity - but with an extra, harrowing note of outrage.
Palin inspires passion and outrage in her fans, but also a note of protectiveness; she's managing a particular cult of personality, in which vulnerability and seeming artlessness are key components of her appeal.
Most nights, he maintains a note of conspiratorial mirth, leaning in toward a listener to share outrage over some stupidity — "Can you believe that guy!" — and breaking into a wolfish grin.
A note of caution, though.
