Sentence examples for generate outrage from inspiring English sources

They traffic in outrageous pronouncements in order to generate outrage; and thus extend their stay in the limelight.

The hunter, all massive lips and shuffling feet, is the sort of crude stereotype guaranteed to generate outrage today.

If a conviction is tainted by unfairness and the defendants are railroaded to death, it would generate outrage.

The noble side of "Felon" wants to generate outrage at inhuman prison conditions; the bloodthirsty side wants to appeal to fans of extreme fighting.

Which is why Wall Street should not be surprised that oversize bonuses and $50 million jets generate outrage — and tough rejoinders from the president.

When the big unions target underperforming C.E.O.'s each year, they are doing so mainly because it is the easiest way to generate outrage over the fact that all chief executives are paid so much.

At a time of mass unemployment, this is generating outrage.

The policy has generated outrage among Democrats and immigration advocates.

Their annual war on Christmas special generates outrage and, therefore, ratings.

The comment generated outrage — as it should have — and the newsman was suspended.

The case has generated outrage about the state's so-called Stand Your Ground law.