Sentence examples for communal outrage from inspiring English sources

So the news that Michael Brown had been killed by a white police officer shocked the conscience of Ferguson's African American community, which finally protested, permitting a decades-old communal outrage and hurt over racial mistreatment to explode with such force that it shook the nation.

The sheer number of reports, telegraphing communal outrage, suggests a campaign.

The foundational texts of Indian culture — the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, ancient Sanskrit epics — both revolve around the communal outrage that results from insults to a good woman's modesty.

I've been out here long enough to know that after the politicians and cameras are gone; after the communal outrage subsides; I know that the culture of death still presides.

Superchief, a digital magazine that featured the video in a blog post, wrote that "the communal outrage surrounding Pagan's harassment is a sentiment that we, as New Yorkers, must apply towards our demand of major police reform".

We need clarifying details when tragedy strikes, a place to read and share communal grief and outrage.

The Congress Party was, predictably, unhappy at the extension of communal representation but became particularly outraged at the British offer of separate-electorate seats for "depressed classes," meaning the so-called "untouchables".

Until recently, influential politicians and clergy, especially the Shias' Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, had succeeded, as outrage followed atrocity, in restraining the hotheads from wholesale communal revenge.

The brutality of the attacks and the fact that many Muslims died have strengthened a sense of outrage among ordinary Muslims here, and even some sense of communal harmony, however precarious.

The attack outraged Sikhs and led to a deadly breakdown in communal relations.

This outrage which sparked communal massacres in which some 2,000 people died, most of them Muslims was instigated, at least in part, by a BJP campaign for a Hindu temple to be built on the site of the mosque.