Sentence examples for an outrage to from inspiring English sources

"And it's an outrage to the Italians.

The case, she said, is an outrage to me.

This is an outrage to the anglers of Britain.

What seems helpful for one may feel like an outrage to another.

"I think it's an outrage to even propose something like that," he said.

"It should be an outrage to every leader in this hemisphere, every leader in this world".

The press, even without a terrorist outrage to trigger a hunt for the culpable in Whitehall and the secret services, will be pressing for greater transparency and accountability.

It is a terrible human tragedy, and it is also a continuing outrage to our values as Americans.

Why would it be a moral outrage to view Syria the same way?

Mr Trimble says it would be an outrage thus to "reward" the IRA for its previous refusal to disarm.

In recent decades it has gone from being a source of moral outrage to an accepted part of the game, albeit one everyone would rather be without.