Sentence examples for bit of outrage from inspiring English sources

After a bit of outrage, Williams apologized.

There was a bit of outrage flying around online recently.

There was, though, a bit of outrage toward the perceived insouciance of Boehner.

But even if it doesn't, in this era of 'faux outrage,' this is certainly worth a little bit of outrage".

She did this with her somber palette, and by loosening the silhouette and using glossy black fur to add a bit of outrage to the hems of wool mini-coats.

There was small bit of outrage in 2005 when a 30-something personnel employee picked herself to head the new Immigration and Customs Enforcement division of the Department of Homeland Security.

A few outspoken members of the financial industry have broken ranks with their more skeptical brethren to say they understand a bit of the outrage of the Occupy Wall Street crowd.

All of this is a bit of an outrage to Valentino Bontempi, an Italian chef who runs his own restaurant on an island in the Moscow River, across a footbridge from the Kremlin.

It was widely noted that Cantona had not really apologised for his actions, and there was a bit of faux outrage at the tone of the Nike publicity celebrating his comeback.

The financial bandits believe that if they just lay low for a bit, the storm of outrage will blow over.

And in a typical bit of faux Commons outrage, he was rounded on by members of the Labour party for describing our EU negotiating partners as "the enemy".