Sentence examples for day of outrage from inspiring English sources

"Slowdowns were not a part of our Day of Outrage".

In parts of the conservative media, this is a day of outrage and mourning.

The confusion began after Transport Workers Union Local 100 announced a "Day of Outrage" over a contract dispute with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

It was billed as a "Day of Outrage" and accompanied by rumors of a slowdown to be staged by angry transit workers.

The Utopian, he said, quoting Auden, dreams of "some august day of outrage when hellikins cavort through ruined drawing-rooms and fish-wives intervene in the Chamber," and for a time when "those he hates shall hate themselves instead".

At City Hall, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and other officials announced they had broken up an illegal gun-sales operation in Brooklyn, while in Times Square and cities across the country, the civil rights group, the Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network, gathered supporters for a "day of outrage".

The foundation, and hence the prizes, almost didn't see the light of day because of outrage over the will that created them.

Girding his people, on the day of the outrage, Bush declared that the enemy might knock down American buildings, "but our hearts are steel".

Mr. Fiedler was beginning one more day of absorbing outrage at the newspaper, which is wrestling with the biggest and most emotional local news event since the Mariel boatlift from Cuba in 1980.

BRUSSELS — The longest-serving government leader in the European Union, Jean-Claude Juncker of Luxembourg, bowed Wednesday to outrage over revelations of a litany of abuses by his tiny country's wayward intelligence service and declared that he would step down as prime minister.

Let's make this Sunday the National Day of No Outrage.