Sentence examples for creating outrage from inspiring English sources
"This action is really creating outrage in the Muslim community," said Ibrahim Hooper, a spokesman for the Council on American Islamic Relations, one of the groups.
Together, the episodes are "creating outrage even among people who don't believe in the Occupy movement," said Jon Perri, 26, a community organizer from San Francisco who was among the Davis protesters Monday.
Creating outrage since it was first installed at a historic landmark in January, the symbol, a figure of a man standing six feet two and weighing approximately two hundred and fifty pounds, has emerged as one of the most despised objects in the country.
But he indicated he was prepared to create outrage.
A federal family minister created outrage in 1989 by suggesting kindergarten for two-year-olds.
If it suits them, they'd kill them without compunction, but they want to create outrage".
"The point is not to create outrage -- at least not for us," he says.
The remarks raised an outcry from Israeli Arab and leftist lawmakers here and created outrage in the Arab world.
That created outrage in Turkey, where social media is widely used, and a court overturned the block on Wednesday.
The book also, I'm hoping, will create outrage among the American public to get the conditions changed".
