Sentence examples for broad outrage from inspiring English sources

The government's handling of that case sparked broad outrage and accusations that public officials had tried to hide information about the case.

You could see that in the broad outrage against Pastor Charles Worley, who told his congregation that gays ought to be fenced in since they can't reproduce.

And on the other you embolden white supremacists and the broader Outrage Industry on the Right.

There, a young street vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi lit himself on fire in protest over corruption and injustice, sparking broader outrage.

All too often in India, the government does nothing about abuses until there is broad public outrage.

Trump is, by historical standards, very unpopular, and his highest-profile projects have either collapsed into chaos (such as his effort at health-care reform) or provoked broad popular outrage and judicial rejection (the travel ban).

Otherwise, there was no significant pickup, and no broad expression of outrage.

But this time it prompted something that is: broad and vocal outrage.In this section Who will run the show next?

The broad absence of popular outrage testifies to the general acceptance of these rudimentary ethical errors.

In one scene played for broad laughs and loud outrage, a nurse, Juanita (the buoyant Loretta Devine), solicits money from Jo for her new health clinic for poor women.

With such incidents firing the revulsion of common citizens to increasingly visible environmental insults, the first Earth Day in 1970 brought millions into the streets to express broad and deep public outrage over the problem.