Sentence examples for heightened outrage from inspiring English sources

The recent arrest of a United States marine accused of molesting a sleeping Okinawan schoolgirl has heightened outrage among islanders who have vowed to disrupt the summit meeting with massive demonstrations.

The fact that he was questioned for so long without his lawyers present only heightens the outrage".

It said: "The immediate reaction of the civilised world must be: collective courage in the face of such outrage; heightened vigilance and intelligence sharing; a targeted military response; and international solidarity with the French people".

Both incidents sparked global outrage and heightened tensions between Moscow and the west.

Stanley's verdict sparked nationwide outrage and heightened racial tensions in the country, with many rural farmers and even police seemingly supportive of Stanley.

The drama was heightened by the Republican outrage, which culminated in House Speaker Paul Ryan decision to turn off the cameras in the chamber in an attempt to quell the rebellion.

But his persistent attacks on women, which have caused widespread outrage, and have heightened alarm about him within the Republican party have not come from nowhere.

The case sparked international outrage that was heightened in 2011 by the brutal assassination of Salman Taseer -- the governor of Punjab and an outspoken critic of the blasphemy law, and the assassination of Pakistani Chief Minister Shahbaz Bhatti, a Christian and outspoken opponent of Pakistan's blasphemy law.

It is nearly a year since the same photograph of the dead toddler sparked a wave of outrage across Europe, and heightened calls for the west to do more for refugees.

Mr Milosevic accused Mr Walker of bias because he had openly and immediately expressed his disgust at the killings in Racak, the Kosovo village.International outrage over the carnage has also been heightened by the Serb authorities' insistence on grabbing the bodies, under cover of gunfire, from the mosque where they had been laid out.

A series of incidents in early 2012 heightened tensions between the U.S. and the Afghan government and provoked public outrage.