Sentence examples for focus of outrage from inspiring English sources

The cow's supposedly violated rights become a focus of outrage, while the boys are tethered in a cowshed.

"The Establishment which had been accused of covering for Blunt turned on him too, leaving him the focus of outrage and largely escaping any opprobrium itself".

The focus of outrage changes on a weekly basis, but ranges from the proposed internet tax, which was scrapped after thousands hit the streets to protest in the autumn, or the new Sunday trading ban.

Sometimes, It May Be About the Bed A South Dakota divorce lawyer, Linda Lea Viken, who helped draft her state's no-fault divorce law as a member of the Legislature, said she had a theory about what becomes the focus of outrage.

Since then, apparently wishing it had not acted with such haste, and worried about the political fallout in one of its strongholds, Congress has been back-pedalling furiously.In AP itself, the main focus of outrage has been Hyderabad, the capital, which rivals Bangalore, in neighbouring Karnataka, as a software hub.

UN Ambassador Susan Rice has been the focus of outrage from Republicans in Congress, for giving the news media what has been acknowledged as an incorrect explanation for the attack.

It is appalling that Russia and China have not been the focus of international outrage and pressure.

The focus of their outrage was methadone, a drug prescribed by doctors around the world to wean addicts from heroin.

On June 25th Congress voted overwhelmingly to reject a constitutional amendment that would have curbed prosecutors' powers to investigate politicians, which had been a focus of protesters' outrage.

Many of the incidents addressed by the Pentagon had been widely reported in the media, making the camp a focus of international outrage.

The focus of the outrage was the yellow triangle; the symbol rather than the substance – as is so often the case in this age of clicktivism.