Sentence examples for direct outrage from inspiring English sources

But to direct outrage at the artist -- censuring him for telling us things we don't want to know in the only language he has -- is misguided.

He suggested that while we direct outrage towards Schoolies, it's accompanied by desire.

Several DJs have encouraged their followers to direct outrage over James' remarks towards the larger issues at stake.

Their rhymes and alliteration, punctuated with a staccato flow, carve dense portraits of scrapping to get by, direct outrage at corrupt powers, and map out their disciplines and dreams, while asserting their love of soul music with vigor.

Finally, there were those essays that directed outrage at society by describing incidents of sexism, abuse, or rape.

There is also something slightly disingenuous about a show like Oliver's directing outrage at cable news in the first place.

Two Far Eastern in-competition contenders revolve around the theme of revenge: Kim Ki-duk of South Korea is showing "Pietà," and Takeshi Kitano of Japan directed "Outrage Beyond".

At whom do we direct our outrage?

But once you have that knowledge, it enables you to direct your outrage more accurately.

If your target is Anita Sarkeesian, you will direct your outrage toward her supporters, including game designer and all-around luminary Tim Schafer, film director Joss Whedon or Phil Fish, designer of the beautiful platform game Fez.

Martin Sternberg New York To the Sports Editor: Those outraged at Ozzie Guillen's exercise of his constitutional right to free speech would be better advised to direct their outrage instead toward the United States government's antiquated, tone-deaf cold war embargo against Cuba, which serves only to strengthen the power of the man they hate so much.