Sentence examples for high outrage from inspiring English sources

Greg Haiste, as Edward Kynaston, who finds his role as the King's Company's female lead being usurped by Nell, hits a note of high outrage worthy of Kenneth Williams.

This latest look at the questionable practices of the American credit card industry has two important things going for it: briskly paced content with a high outrage quotient and casting that draws clear distinctions between good guys and bad guys.

In videos high on outrage but low on production value, he stands in front of City Hall, jacket off and sleeves rolled up, attacking Mr. Bloomberg's strategy.

His comprehensive history of the measure and its uses, which is written in a prose style that alternates between book-reportese and high Molotov outrage, compares G.D.P. to any number of villains in order to make tangible the number's many flaws.

Live 8 must also transform high-energy outrage into an enduring legacy of change.

But how much can you trust films that blend high-minded outrage with a tabloid-savvy sensationalism?

"The hat burns on the head of a thief," he said of the high-level outrage, citing a Russian expression.

(A lot of the high-volume outrage, despair and anger might be ratcheted down a notch or two).

"The Stoning of Soraya M.," a true story of religiously sanctioned misogyny and mob violence in an Iranian village, thoroughly blurs the line between high-minded outrage and lurid torture-porn.

Those opposed were much more likely to score higher on outrage factors such as "unclear benefits".

As the death toll of the Grenfell Tower fire rises to at least 30, with fears it will climb higher, public outrage is building.