The cycle is marked by heavy news coverage, followed by an immediate outpouring of profound outrage and sorrow.
Mr. Hayes, tapping his inner Bill O'Reilly, did a fine job of bloviating his way through an introduction heavy with outrage: "The story of the white criminal culture is not a story the mainstream media will tell you.
Tory cuts, race, Nigel Farage – all are given the Christie treatment (faux-flustered outrage, heavy sarcasm, clownish sense of her own ridiculousness).
The heavy sentence prompted international outrage.
Now Congress, prompted by public outrage over heavy losses in investment and retirement accounts, is preparing to substantially enlarge the agency's budget for the first time in decades.
Connect to Today: The heavy losses in Tarawa outraged many Americans, who saw little value in securing the tiny, unknown island of Betio.
Sunday's bloody massacre of American and French peacekeeping troops in Beirut evokes a heavy and draining sorrow, outrages a determination to take some action.
Though Barbet Schroeder's indelible, blood-dripping portrait grows heavy-handed with moral outrage, "its authenticity derives not only from the streets on which it was filmed but also from its able Colombian cast led by Mr. Jaramillo" (Holden).
At moments, the movie's underlying moral outrage turns heavy-handed, as in the scene in which a young man, who is only too eager to rid the world of human trash, balks at having to put a seriously wounded dog out of its misery.
These heavy-handed tactics drew outrage from the Labor Party, which challenged the Prime Minister to seek approval from the people.
