Sentence examples for characteristic outrage from inspiring English sources

His response was characteristic outrage.

Trump reacted with characteristic outrage, at first denouncing Ginsburg's comments as an affront to the Supreme Court as an institution but later making it about himself.

When Christie was accused of closing the lanes as payback against a Democratic mayor who endorsed Barbara Buono, Christie's opponent in the recent gubernatorial election, he denied it with characteristic outrage.

By George Packer Every day, Americans are confronted with news of horrors throughout the world which seem both vividly intimate and impossibly distant; helpless outrage is a characteristic emotion of the global age.

Every day, Americans are confronted with news of horrors throughout the world which seem both vividly intimate and impossibly distant; helpless outrage is a characteristic emotion of the global age.

Martin Schulz, the European parliament's president, described PiS's actions as having the "characteristics of a coup", drawing outrage from the Polish government and demands for an apology, which Schulz refused to give.

Images of medieval beheadings and hand chopping, characteristic of Isis's law enforcement and which evoke such outrage abroad, are so commonplace in Raqqa that locals have been desensitised.

Her outrage when Wolfe breaks away from Scribner's for another publisher evokes a characteristic response from Max, focusing on what he sees in Wolfe as "a kind of desperate tearing himself loose in order to stand up alone.

Many were outraged by his sharp business methods, which may be exemplified by the characteristic way he abdicated as manager in the mid-1730s.

Mr. Cruise pours on his characteristic intensity and lights up the board with alternating flashes of charm, sincerity, gravity, indignation and outrage.

Granted, these are both points of irritation, but the characteristic of the sequester that ought to force us all into complete apoplexy and subsequent outrage-induced catatonia is the epidemic of ignorance regarding the status of the federal budget deficit.