Sentence examples for general outrage from inspiring English sources

The public felt tricked, and the media reflected the general outrage.

In 1967 he reported, to general outrage, that Britain's spy agencies were reading the cables and telegrams of its private citizens.

The day before her murder, after the annual church fete, her relationship with the favoured elder son is disclosed, to general outrage.

Part 2: The commuter who was prosecuted for putting his feet up on the seat must have assumed general outrage on his behalf.

Hank Paulson, America's treasury secretary and a former boss of Goldman Sachs, sidestepped Senator Brown's question by saying that he shared the general outrage and that there was "a lot of blame to go around".

Mr. Harris writes that general outrage against "The Artist" is the result of "a system that has spent months insistently attempting to anoint a front-runner and is now infuriated that we have one, because it makes the race too predictable".

Why aren't more politicians —  and people in general — expressing outrage and showing empathy?

With no legal grounds to hold him, and to general community outrage, Loki has to let the man go.

Uber surprised a 26-year-old Baltimore woman with a spooky Halloween bill that hit $326 on a routine ride, resulting in her inability to pay her rent and general Internet outrage.

Even after a plethora of blogs, studies that show women do not actually enjoy being catcalled and general Internet outrage, some people are still confused about whether catcalling is a compliment.

We arrived at this critical point of public rage very simply because the 20th century model of "take the money and run" went off a cliff three years ago resulting in serious unintended consequences and general public outrage and misery.