Sentence examples for explosive outrage from inspiring English sources
The "kiss-ins" in the early 1990s, where activists publicly snogged to protest against police brutality, worked, as did many other actions by the explosive OutRage! group.
"Not giving people a peaceful way of expressing their outrage is creating an explosive situation".
The suspect, Ahmad Khan Rahami, bought bomb components on eBay, made a video of himself testing out homemade explosives, and kept a journal expressing outrage at the U.S. "slaughter" of mujahideen in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Palestine, federal officials allege.
Spitzer's release of those explosive documents had precisely the effect he had calculated -- they created public outrage.
Consider that in [the] recent outrage [in New York and Washington, D.C.] the damage was done by the combined explosive power of three crashed civilian airliners.
Whatever happened, it was portrayed in much of the local press as an outrage, reminding people of a 2005 tragedy when 46 Zambians died in an accident at a Chinese-owned explosives factory.
