Sentence examples for causes outrage from inspiring English sources
Pemex's monopoly is enshrined in the constitution, and any attempt to break it up causes outrage.
P24 BBC causes outrage by revealing Alan Yentob is paid £183,000 per year for part-time job.
Blacking up still sometimes causes outrage (I say sometimes, because the much-lauded Little Britain duo do it and receive very little criticism).
Country Life columnist Christopher Lloyd causes outrage in horticultural circles by tearing out the rose beds designed by Edwin Lutyens at his garden at Great Dixter in Sussex.
If an occasional sitcom featuring two bitchy queens causes outrage to some activists, the best retort is that far from that being the only characterisation of gay people – or old people – it's one of many.
A few days before we meet, the newspaper runs an article headlined "Jonathan Ross's wife causes outrage", as though she had been caught mugging Andrew Sachs on the street for his bus pass.
The experiment caused outrage.
His actions caused outrage.
That acquittal caused outrage in Serbia.
His books always cause outrage.
The comments caused outrage in Montserrat.
