Sentence examples for apparent outrage from inspiring English sources

Despite central government's apparent outrage, the issue didn't go away.

Apparent outrage against the old politics subverted by delay, caution and timid compromise.

But she didn't feel sympathy for her apparent outrage at the final film.

The remark didn't even make the papers until a couple of days later; there had been no apparent outrage from anyone who attended the event.

"I was somewhat puzzled by the apparent outrage that some folks in the US were expressing over Abu Ghraib," said Stauring quietly.

It is hard to know exactly what came specifically in response to the attacks, but you needn't look far among the instrumental shouts, whispers and moans to find apparent outrage, puzzlement and sorrow.

The apparent outrages to thesensibilities of others are masks for a greater outrage: an absolute philosophical pessimism, an intellectual ugliness … *** And yet: I'm not sure that the example of Houellebecq is enough.

Critics have pointed out that apparent moral outrage has done nothing to stop Adidas from retaining its ties with Fifa's World Cup, despite the corruption scandal in which Fifa is mired.

Yet instead of relief, the apparent reversal stirred outrage.

Gregory P. Taxin, chief executive of Glass Lewis & Company, an institutional advisory firm in San Francisco, says he is puzzled by the apparent lack of outrage from Freddie Mac shareholders.

In the midst of our reckoning with decades-long ravages of the war on drugs, are we gearing up to have sexual assault take its place to fulfill our apparent appetite for outrage and punishment?