Sentence examples for collective outrage from inspiring English sources

This collective outrage shows signs of memory failure.

But injustice is not, and our collective outrage should now invite swift and peaceable legislation action.

A visit to a subs' desk at this paper reveals the collective outrage about Greenslade's position.

This unity was never more evident than the collective outrage last year at the administration's policy of separating immigrant families.

As she lay dying, however, she became a rallying point for protests that have erupted across urban India and generated undeniably powerful collective outrage.

Now, with Britain's parliament in disarray and the country hopelessly split over Brexit, here was a rallying point for collective outrage.

Of course you wouldn't think so to listen to the public debate; and this is both a cause and consequence of our collective outrage at fraud.

One of the main triggers is collective outrage, especially among the unemployed and underemployed twenty-somethings, who feel robbed of a future.

Media culture has found a sweet spot in the collective psyche — outrage.

On another, however, Brave seemed a very curious target for the newspapers' collective litigious outrage.

Hanlon: His missteps have been gleefully met at each turn by collective false outrage, schadenfreude and thoughtless piling on.