Sentence examples for declarations of outrage from inspiring English sources

By the time Air Force One took off, Congress was in full-recriminations mode, with the usual hearings and declarations of outrage.

The video prompted quick declarations of outrage among liberal talk show hosts and on Twitter, with many people saying that the N.R.A. had gone too far by referring to the president's children.

By contrast, the surprise trip to Afghanistan — which, indeed, caught Mr. Romney and the rest of the nation off-guard — generated fewer declarations of outrage by Republicans, at least while Mr. Obama remained overseas.

What is needed is not dogmatism, posturing and self-righteous declarations of outrage (on either side of the debate), but careful, rigorous reasoning and scrutiny.

Ah, this is what we expect on a Nicki Minaj album: crazed voices, declarations of superiority that vibrate with outrage, unexpected shifts between menacing calm and multi-layered chorales.

His remarks were a ringing declaration of the supremacy of state over church, in words of outrage and indignation that had never before been used publicly by an Irish leader.

Expressions of outrage follow.

Cue a thunderstorm of outrage.

Cries of outrage erupted.

A time of outrage is upon us.

They want spikes of outrage.