Sentence examples for class outrage from inspiring English sources

This is a Titanic drama in which the class outrage feels synthetic and there's no compensatory luxe.

There hasn't been such a blossoming of shared national pain since the mists of a few weeks ago, when Cadbury's announced minor changes to the recipe of the gritty milk byproduct it calls Crème Eggs, when again, the middle class outrage machine span itself into apoplexy.

Mr. Black, who began performing on "The Daily Show" when Craig Kilborn was the host, channeled the middle-class outrage that has long been a focus of American politics.

Salah Sanhouri, a popular 27-year-old pharmacist connected to Sudan's elites, became a lightning rod for middle-class outrage when he was shot dead while protesting in the upmarket district of Buri.

By framing the uneven cuts as a product of unnecessary state regulations, Mr. Klein is setting the stage for a potentially bruising battle between the Bloomberg administration and the state, and appeared to be counting on middle-class outrage over proposed cuts to bolster his case.

My journalism class expressed outrage over one of the president's tweets in February 2017, which read, "The FAKE NEWS media (failing @nytimes, @NBCNews, @ABC, @CBS, @CNN) is not my enemy, it is the enemy of the American People!" .

In the past 50 years we have become increasingly sexualised, no longer prepared for our behaviour to be moderated by middle-class moral outrage.

Miss Edward was angry that she hadn't paid attention in class and outraged that she'd drawn in her book.

The Tory middle classes were outraged and Joseph was obliged to abandon his plan.

But serious questions have continued to arise about share dealings linked to the sale, and Bangkok's middle classes were outraged when it emerged that the prime ministerial clan had used a loophole (albeit a legal one) to avoid tax on the near $2 billion they raked in from the transaction.Mr Thaksin has, until now, intended simply to let his critics rant and rave until they get bored.

An announcement by Thai Airways that oversize passengers and parents travelling with newborns could be banned from business class has sparked outrage from both passengers and the Thai public.