Sentence examples for extreme outrage from inspiring English sources

Participants were encouraged to design their own signs; they responded with slogans like "Somewhat Irritated About Extreme Outrage".

She said that "a climate has been created where people are afraid to speak," referencing the extreme outrage that arose from the bill and the vitriol that followed.

Yet as a result of a sophisticated Palestinian nationalist campaign — plus a hefty dose of anti-Semitism — it's modish for students to reserve their most extreme outrage for the U.S.' chief ally in the Middle East.

In the introduction to the first book from Heidecker Publishing, DECKER: CLASSIFIED by New Mexico-based writer Jamie Grefe, Heidecker asserts, "My rant is a product of my extreme outrage at the state of things in this country.

The president's observation unfortunately underscored his role as Barack Seneca Obama, his air of disconnection, his "we don't have a strategy" vagueness on engagement, his belief that extreme excitement, outrage and sentimentality are suspect.

For the extreme feminist outrage isn't working.

Rayquaza has extremely good moves; Outrage, Fly, Extreme speed and Rest (All of the Emerald legend trio have Rest).

Still less have they asked whether a society's weapons policy might be one of the institutional arrangements that contributes to the probability of its government engaging in some of the more extreme varieties of outrage.

South Africa's police chief, Gen. Riah Phiyega, said that she shared "the extreme shock and outrage" over the video evidence of abuse of the man, Mido Macia, by police officers and that his rights had been "violated in the most extreme form".

Democrats, too, have excoriated Ryan for not standing up to Trump's extreme comments and outrages.

This is the point at which I start to feel the outrage, horror, extreme sadness, all that stuff.