Sentence examples for focus of outrage from from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

The spot ignited a firestorm of outrage from some, cheers from others.

That sparked an echo of outrage from Ciarra.

Equating ordination of women with a crime like pedophilia drew howls of outrage from many Catholics.

The growing cries of outrage from road hauliers, farmers and motoring organisations were ignored.

Tostan had to cease work in the face of outrage from local communities.

That provoked cries of outrage from conservatives as well as from Socialists, Communists and other leftists.

Facing outraged protests from many Labour supporters, and a possible rebellion from the party's backbench M.P.s, Miliband altered course — prompting howls of outrage from Downing Street.

Rumors of the plan have already triggered howls of outrage from critics.