Sentence examples for evident outrage from inspiring English sources

Other leading candidates include Angela Merkel, 45, the general secretary of the party, whose evident outrage at the disclosures of the last two months and equally evident determination to root out corruption in the party have furthered her cause.

Voter outrage was evident.

His blend of humor and outrage is evident in songs like "The Johnny Carcinogenic Show," in which he sings about "grandchildren you will never know".

Nowhere is the outrage more evident than in Zahra, where most residents are Alawites, the sect of Syrian President Bashar Assad.

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) spent a decade suing individual file-sharers, only to give the practice up in the face of evident failure and public outrage.

Public outrage has been evident for months since Goodell, among other punishments, suspended Saints Coach Sean Payton for the season after accusations of a teamwide system that offered players financial rewards for injuring opponents.

Nationalist pride and defensiveness often dwell on the company – as was evident last year in the widespread public outrage that followed allegations from the US whistleblower Edward Snowden that Washington was spying on Petrobras.

Still, some said they were outraged by Mr. Mubarak's evident satisfaction at the direction his trial and his country are taking.

Hicks's outrage, bewilderment, and obsession is evident in a thirty-nine-page letter that he sent to me three months later, which recapitulates both his routine and the media politics going on around it.

His hasty show of references to H. L. Mencken and Randolph Bourne — about whom he wrote passionately and well in other contexts — cannot conceal the straining for effect and the feigning of outrage that are so sadly evident here.

Often the ask is only implicit, evident in the tone of his authentic outrage in monologues on the death penalty, drones, or wealth inequality.