Sentence examples for civil outrage from inspiring English sources

This tactic is a civil outrage.

What might have been an antiquarian courtroom drama or a belated eruption of Bush-era civil libertarian outrage has been given potent and painful currency by recent events.

The first-hand accounts of two white protesters who "disappeared" at the police warehouse in 2012 set off political and civil-rights outrage this week, and multiple protests have now been scheduled by organizers including the Black Lives Matter movement.

In 1948, Mutual's four-part series To Secure These Rights, dramatizing the findings of President Truman's Committee on Civil Rights, outraged many politicians and the network's own affiliates in the segregated South.

And staying the course in the Marri case would outrage civil libertarians.

Still, the shooting has outraged civil liberties groups, immigrant advocates and Guatemalan diplomats.

Moreover, Mr Charest's laws outraged civil libertarians in the province, which may benefit the PQ.

Still, Mr. Obama has outraged civil libertarians by keeping in place the outlines of many Bush-era policies, like indefinite detention and military commissions for terrorism suspects.

The decision stunned prosecutors and outraged civil rights leaders, who have seen the case as a test of the state's determination to fight discrimination by the state police.

Images of bloodied civil rights protesters outraged the nation.

Outraged civil rights leaders and community members demanded that those who killed Hampton and Clark should be held accountable.