Sentence examples for generating outrage from inspiring English sources

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

Still, the protesters said they counted the day a success because they drew Israeli fire on unarmed demonstrators, generating outrage at Israel.

A8 Anger at Rape Broadcast Israeli state television this week showed a video of a rape that was taped by the rapist himself, generating outrage from women's groups.

Israeli state television this week showed a home video of a rape that was taped by the rapist himself, generating outrage from women's groups.

But the State Police, citing ethical concerns, issued an order in 2006 banning the practice, generating outrage among judges, town leaders, district attorneys and even some troopers.

It emerged during the NSA revelations that the Americans had hacked into Merkel's mobile phone, generating outrage in Germany and feeding growing anti-American sentiment.

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

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.

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