Sentence examples for amount of outrage from inspiring English sources

The verdict has spawned a fair amount of outrage.

But eventually, I think, I landed on the right amount of outrage and pedantry that made the routine work.

Of course there has been fierce debate among Russians — and no small amount of outrage — over the cost of the Games.

"There's a tremendous amount of outrage with the oil spill, and rightfully so," said Felicia Coleman, director of Florida State University's Coastal and Marine Laboratory.

"This finding suggests that people were basing their valuations on the amount of outrage they felt toward damaging land uses, rather than their positive responses to the places themselves," said Knutson.

French Connection's FCUK campaigns, which attracted what now seems an astonishing amount of outrage a little over a decade ago, were a regular on the ASA adjudications list until the company finally ended the series in 2004.

On the city's courts, the twins' exclusion has provoked equal amounts of outrage and self-examination about the collision of the freewheeling world of street handball and the more formalized version played in high schools.

Nowhere near the same amount of public outrage has been mustered for Manning and Assange, whose disclosures mostly effect situations far from home.

"No amount of confected outrage from Bill Shorten, Labor and the Greens can detract from the fact that he is too weak to repair the budget mess Labor left behind," Cormann said.

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.

It is not the worst or the biggest thing that has happened in the hearings; but it has a typically depressing whiff of pettiness, confusion and corruption.The critical trick for Mr Thompson is to produce just the right amount of public outrage to encourage real reform of the system.