Sentence examples for further outrage from inspiring English sources

Choose the former, and the new president would further outrage the left.

Not only did they not know he had been discharged but the fact he had been brought to Skid Row instead of back home was a further outrage".

A video of one incident where riot police humiliated a naked protester and took trophy photographs has circulated widely, sparking further outrage.

The surprise move by the Marcos family and the government to bury him so quickly after the court verdict, with appeals still to be heard, caused further outrage.

Further outrage followed his unclothed female figuration of the national map – the title of Bharat Mata (Mother India) did not come from him, he maintained – in 2006.

He caused further outrage when he said he would not only beat that establishment club to the solution but patent the results.

To do everything we can to stop further outrages.

"Anything less – and Ipso is far, far less – is a recipe for further outrages against the public and further loss of faith in journalism".

But the attack, which left at least nine people dead and scores wounded, appeared to have succeeded only in further outraging people.

By remaining the intimate friend of this dissolute young man, who was detested by his father and who ostentatiously supported the coalition, Fox further outraged the King's feelings.

Friday's shooting further outraged many residents because of the age of the injured child and the boldness of the act, which occurred on a heavily traveled street just a few blocks from City Hall and the new Prudential Center arena.