Sentence examples for current outrage from inspiring English sources

The leader of the Senate, Tom Daschle, has incredulously contrasted the Republicans' current outrage with their earlier deregulatory fervour.

Given current outrage at MPs feathering family nests with taxpayers' funds, voters may not take kindly to such dynastic succession.

The sour public mood has plenty to feed on: past accounting scandals, for instance, and current outrage about compensation that continues to increase even as employees lose their jobs.

The bills are in trouble, and the current outrage and Internet activism may well derail them for some time — it seems likely, at least, that the worst provisions will be revised.

Part of the mayor's current outrage may arise from his belief that the Catholic Church is regarded as fair game for assaults that would not be tolerated if they were leveled at any other religion.

"It is with astonishment, sadness and concern that I have learned that this publication is risking increasing the current outrage across the Muslim world," he said".I would appeal to them not to pour oil on the fire".

A current of outrage, undoubtedly, circulated within that throng.

Because the hypocrisy of the current faux outrage is simply not enough, guys.

We are missing the lesson of the current British outrage over Murdoch just as we missed the lesson of the financial crisis in America.

Earlier this week, I attended Charlie Rose's conversation with world-renowned economist and author Jeffrey D. Sachs at the 92nd Street Y, and I came away from the event torn with alternating currents of outrage and hope -- precisely the reaction I think Dr. Sachs intended.

If the current spasm of outrage at ticket pricing is to be relevant, affirmative action is required on a consistent and co-ordinated basis.