Sentence examples for a state of outrage from inspiring English sources

Europe's nations are at loggerheads, Germany is in a state of outrage, and the link between the euro and the nation state is more fraught than ever.

Kanamori favors singing in a state of outrage: she berates her former record label, people who pick on Michael Jackson ("It's a very sad that interviewer can make cash by fake edit"), unnamed haters, and Paris Hilton, about whom she has mixed feelings ("I'm the richest party dumb girl / Would you like to look at my sex tape? / Natural beauty, photogenic").

They were trapped in a state of situational outrage, about which they declined to comment.

But this time voters would be in a state of revolutionary outrage.

Today, with the electorate in a state of perpetual outrage, Specter's maneuverings to hold his seat are taken as unseemly, like an old man chasing after a young thing in a skirt.

But for several years in the late '60s and early '70s, he was an art-house and film festival favorite whose blend of sexual frankness and political critique, served up with a strong dose of black humor, kept Western audiences enthralled and Eastern bloc censors in a state of simmering outrage.

Put simply, Americans like to be liked.Yet turn on cable television and you are confronted with a series of people who are in a perpetual state of outrage.

He talks of congressional hearings turned into kangaroo courts by members "in a permanent state of outrage".

"They want to live in a perpetual state of outrage.

The organisers of the event would want you to believe Euroscepticism is the trendy issue of the moment - that their suspicion of Europe is hitting the zeitgeist, and that the young of Britain are in a state of anger and outrage about the UK's relationship with the EU.

No one can function when continuously aroused to a state of fear, shock or outrage.