Sentence examples for channel outrage from inspiring English sources

Thanks to Twitter and Facebook, and the ease of petition websites like Change.org, it's never been simpler to channel outrage into activism.

For it is not enough just to stimulate and channel outrage; what is needed, for outrage about inequality to become constructive, is understanding of the factors causing it and affecting its waxing and waning.

Sixty-seven yeago ago, FDR channeled outrage over Pearl Harbor into a common purpose that addressed the source of the attack and carried the nation through victories on two fronts.

Channel your outrage at the regimes causing people to flee.

When Sharmeen was fourteen, Saba suggested that she channel her outrage into writing for local newspapers.

Each side seems determined to channel public outrage over the Gulf of Mexico spill into local issues and larger ideologies.

With Abbott in charge, it was easy for the left to channel their outrage towards issues like this, and lay the blame squarely at his feet.

Since the parliamentary vote, opposition leaders have said that they would try to channel the outrage over the election's flaws into a united antigovernment front.

Critics of Turner and Persky have argued that the armed protests are misguided and that activists should channel their outrage into the campaign to unseat the judge.

President Obama actually cried — that was his unique protest — while trying to channel his outrage, and many other people's, into fixing our nation's crazy gun laws.

In the case of species that people travel to glimpse in the wild, or just watch on the Discovery Channel, the outrage can reverberate around the world.