Sentence examples for has generated outrage from inspiring English sources

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

As the throngs of demonstrators who took to the streets over the weekend in the second annual Women's March attest, the Trump Administration's effort to roll back reproductive rights has generated outrage.

The sentence, which came after Turner was convicted of three sexual assault charges, has generated outrage in some quarters, especially after an emotional letter written by the victim was made public last week.

Her story would never have generated outrage or interest on the part of the public — or the Taliban.

There's a restaurant in the city that only sells risotto and a place that only sells porridge, neither of which have generated outrage.

Such cases have generated outrage here, which spilled over in 2010 when a Tennessee woman who was the adoptive mother of a 7-year-old boy sent him alone on a flight back to Russia with a note saying she could no longer handle him.

News that US intelligence services tapped the phones of allied leaders has generated understandable outrage in Europe.

Mr Ma's push for legislation allowing for the import of American beef containing ractopamine, a feed additive to make meat lean, has generated public outrage.

His case has generated international outrage because he is mentally retarded and suffers from organic brain damage that may be the result of the horrific abuse he suffered as a child.

Given this history, it is no surprise that Dominion's plan for historic Union Hill has generated "community outrage".

WASHINGTON -- Google will join thousands of tech activists, entrepreneurs and corporations on Wednesday in protesting the proposed Stop Online Piracy Act, a controversial bill that has generated national outrage among Internet experts.