The column inspired outrage among critics of Saudi Arabia.
"There was a time when that kind of thinking would have inspired outrage".
It is a decision which has hardly inspired outrage in Germany.
Lady cyclists inspired outrage and ridicule in the late nineteenth century when they sallied forth in bloomers, which were subsequently adopted by the suffrage movement.
The change inspired outrage similar to the reaction to the General Mills incident, but apparently not enough to get the changes reversed.
WIMBLEDON, England — Four years ago, the last time Bethanie Mattek-Sands played Wimbledon during a World Cup, soccer inspired her outfit, and her outfit inspired outrage.
But the reassignment inspired outrage from advocates of greater transparency in a country where hundreds of billions of dollars in oil money have disappeared from the public treasury since independence in 1960.
(Last week, after O'Reilly inspired outrage by mocking Maxine Waters, the African-American congresswoman, for wearing what he called a "James Brown wig," he made an unusual appearance on Carlson's show, to promote his new book; Carlson introduced him as "the legendary Bill O'Reilly").
That this has inspired outrage — that people felt fundamentally cheated or bamboozled by a forty-six-year-old woman fudging the high notes while wearing no pants, in freezing temperatures, on a temporary stage erected in the middle of Broadway — feels silly, but telling.
Kapil Dev inspired outrage when he ran out Peter Kirsten in 1992, Ewen Chatfield suffered the sharp end of Ian Botham's tongue for doing so to Derek Randall in 1978 (Botham ran Geoff Boycott out on the same tour), and in 2014 Alastair Cook accused Sachithra Senanayake of "crossing a line" when he Mankaded Jos Buttler (again, after warning him) at Old Trafford in a one-day international.
The screengrabs inspired outrage across social media, culminating on the night of the 29th of September with protesters gathered outside the nightclub.
