Sentence examples for insufficient outrage from inspiring English sources

The possibility of being accused, however, of showing insufficient outrage at those suspected of a connection to terrorists shuts up most politicians.

There is insufficient outrage because the socioeconomic class most negatively affected by the uneven availability and perverse incentives of the system are least able to make their voices heard.

One of Snowden's great fears one year ago was that nothing would change as a result of his disclosures – that the public would greet them with a shrug, or at any rate, with insufficient outrage to overcome the inertia of a Congress where the NSA's allies controlled the intelligence committees.

John Lanchester, whose acclaimed novel has been adapted for a BBC1 drama, said he felt "outraged" that insufficient action had been taken to deal with the regulatory vacuum which contributed to the credit crunch.

Many privacy groups lament that the legislation McConnell has now agreed to move to the Senate floor provides an insufficient response to two years' worth of outrage over widespread US surveillance.

The study outraged conservatives with its finding that there was insufficient science to back contentions that teaching abstinence delayed teenagers' sexual activity.

Some Bolivians say the measures are insufficient and are calling for a ban on mining near the peak, a proposal that in turn outrages miners who depend on their mineral concessions – several of which are perilously close to the sinkhole.

Insufficient emotion.

— insufficient consciousness.

Insufficient evidence.

The outrage.