Sentence examples for first outrage from inspiring English sources

The first outrage was that Ed Miliband's kitchen was too drab.

First, outrage over the present system has been growing, strengthening the political will to do something to solve the problem.

This is when the second outrage wave, declaring the first outrage wave to have been disproportionate, kicks in like clockwork.

The breaking up of slave families for reasons of profit was, by Mr. Wiencek's account, the first outrage to penetrate Washington's self-interest.

Even before Theresa May committed her first outrage in office – the resurrection of Boris Johnson – the feminist response to her victory was strikingly tepid.

Reputations have been made on way less than the author's debut novel/cause celebre/ literary hoax, I Shall Spit On Your Graves, yet this book is just the first outrage (and I mean outrage in the best possible sense) of the man's career.

The second outrage is that, as in some of the US bailouts, our bailout money is JUNIOR to Greece's existing debt.

Twenty-first-century outrage at seventeenth-century cultural realities might be better directed toward social realities of 2011.

The first was outrage at the group's capture of a hospital.

Advances in human reproductive technology arouse people's deepest concerns and often go through a cycle, first of outrage and charges of playing God, then of acceptance.

The sterilization of HIV-positive Kenyan women without their consent first sparked outrage in 2012, when a report titled "Robbed of Choice" described the experiences of 40 women living with HIV who had been forcibly or coercively sterilized.