Sentence examples for grounds for outrage from inspiring English sources

Since this president has shown a nearly limitless ability to furnish us with fresh grounds for outrage, dredging up the past is sadly unnecessary.

While at first glance this claim may seem to offer reasonable grounds for outrage, there is a central problem in how such accounts fail to clearly distinguish between emergency rescue, relief, and long term recovery with a standard time frame of seven days, three months and five years respectively.

But any hoped-for outrage simply refused to materialise.

Minutes after the President signed the order, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) called it "an outrage" and "grounds for impeachment," but Obama appeared to take such howls of protest in stride.

TIME FOR OUTRAGE, by Stéphane Hessel.

Mr. Gibney aims for outrage.

Nader offers a healthy outlet for outrage.

This is a matter for outrage.

Chuck it for outrage and put-downs?

For the laconic Bradley, that is what passes for outrage.

We prepare ourselves for outrage, and it never comes.