Sentence examples for and the outrage of from inspiring English sources

Sales of eggs plummeted and the outrage of farmers led to "Eggwina's" resignation.

A family affairA whiff of nepotism and the outrage of shareholders accompanied the appointment of James Murdoch as the new chief executive of BskyB.

But since then, many Democratic politicians have ripened and been emboldened by the weakness of Trump and the outrage of his presidency so far.

The stunning massacre at point-blank range at a Sun Belt strip plaza is at least partially eclipsed, within a few days, by Sarah Palin's "blood libel" comment and the outrage of Jewish groups.

The small barrels impart a rich layer of smooth, oaky flavor to the wine — to the delight of some consumers and the outrage of purists, who see oak flavors as inimical to the traditions of Montalcino and Brunello.

On one side, we have an assassinated President, an assassinated presidental candidate, several assassinated civil-rights leaders, dozens of dead children shot in the streets of New York and the outrage of a few Americans.

His early books stressed Shakespeare's place in the popular tradition and, to the outrage of many, drew startling but convincing parallels between Renaissance drama and jazz music.

Straw and Rifkind's comments in the Channel 4 sting are not as shocking as they seem, and yet the outrage of some voters is wholly justified.

To the amusement of some of the reporters present, and to the outrage of others, the wily old press baron portrayed himself as one of the victims of the internal coverup.

"But I will not give in, and I understand the outrage of what these salaries mean to our community".

One of his noisier campaigns was against apartheid in cricket, when he and others, to the outrage of the old guard, forced the cancellation of games against South Africa.