Sentence examples for degrees of outrage from inspiring English sources
The story has been rehashed over and over in the books on Kissinger, with varying degrees of outrage.
Politicians in the United States have reacted with varying degrees of outrage to Trump's shifting remarks on Charlottesville.
The people's outrage The epic proportions of the Simandou story are not lost on ordinary Guineans, who have been following the saga with varying degrees of outrage.
The epic proportions of the Simandou story are not lost on ordinary Guineans, who have been following the saga with varying degrees of outrage.
During the Republican primary race, Mr. Trump's proposed ban on Muslim immigration appeared to do nothing but help at the polls, even as rivals objected with varying degrees of outrage.
Many conservative Mormons were quick to defend the policy while more liberal Mormons (yes, there are a few) reacted with varying degrees of outrage.
Then we asked the participants to rate their degree of outrage toward the selfish person.
Sir Iain's remarks caused a degree of outrage north of the border - but, we have to admit that his motives are, on the surface, impeccable.
If guilty verdicts are rendered in the trial, the world may finally respond with the proper degree of outrage -- but by then it may be too late.
It caused a degree of outrage that Rylance had been chosen while directing a Hare Krishna-inspired "Macbeth," at the Greenwich Theatre, in which Jane Horrocks, as Lady Macbeth, urinated onstage.
