Sentence examples for display of outrage from inspiring English sources

Overnight, Parisians again took to the streets of their city to watch the lights go out on the Eiffel Tower in an unprecedented display of outrage and unity.

It is no coincidence that Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's overly dramatic display of "outrage" at the 2009 Davos forum took place two months before Turkish elections.

Some graduates, unhappy with the mayor's budget cutting, had sent out an e-mail message urging a quiet display of outrage.

"I'll be looking at that," he said of the panel, which Mr. Giuliani first proposed on Feb. 15 in a display of outrage from his podium at City Hall.

In a display of outrage, 49 eminent authors recently signed their names to an open letter condemning three fellow writers, including British thriller novelist RJ Ellory, for having anonymously posted positive online reviews of their own work and criticising rivals.

Despite the display of outrage, witnesses said that many of the protesters were government employees ordered to demonstrate, and that aside from a large gathering outside the presidential palace, most of Khartoum was quiet.

The fog of war was his camouflage, his way of eluding censorship, of evoking horrors and subjections without resorting to displays of outrage.

The move backfired; school board members were said to be tired of his public displays of outrage and went forward with their own appointment.

Yet one constant remains: petty political bickering.As the government has attempted to deal with the mess, the opposition Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) has picked on minor gaffes to justify exaggerated displays of outrage.

Consequently, there were fewer "displays of outrage" than would have been expected if the incident had occurred in one of the "older, well-established Latino communities".

In spite of the exhibition's title, not all of the artworks on display are overt displays of outrage; some are laced with sadness or made buoyant by humor.