Sentence examples similar to clear outrage from inspiring English sources

But he voiced confidence that judges would still block "clear outrages".

When Ben and Jerry make a Bernie Sanders ice cream, I hope it's chili and ginger: the delicious hot flavour of nasal-passage clearing outrage.

People of color are dying in custody on a regular basis in this country, but the clearest outrage is being directed against a lion dying at the hands of a hunter in Zimbabwe.

Read the tabloids and even some of the more supposedly respectable newspapers, and it is clear that outrage is being manufactured to counter outrage.

The United States and the international community must make clear their outrage over this killing.

That is why Western leaders must make quite clear their outrage over the invasion and continued bombing of Georgia.

The opening line of Greil Marcus's Rolling Stone review has become as famous as the record itself: "What is this shit?" In retrospect, it is clear that outrage was part of a project a poorly executed one, perhaps, but a project nonetheless.

Sadly, it was quickly clear that shocked outrage might be over-egging it a bit.

Leaflets instructing the refugees to clear off generated outrage rather than obedience, as residents and agencies working in the camp had predicted.

But a broader look at Mr. Clinton's final pardon list makes clear that the outrage extends well beyond the undeserved leniency for Mr. Rich.

Mensch had made her outrage clear on Twitter when it first appeared that Newman had been ushered out of the Mosque, tweeting:  "Giant misogynistic fail of #VisitMyMosque, @MuslimCouncil, shutting @cathynewman out".