Sentence examples for is outrage of from inspiring English sources
There is outrage, of course, over the implication that those parents' anguish would have been less, and therefore the crime less heinous, if the child had been a girl.
"It's outrage of the hour".
It's a fascinating read: there's outrage, of course, alongside thoughts on gender, and comparisons to the Lego Movie.
The Dumb Community was outraged, of course, and criticized her for not taking part in, as Hurston put it, "the sobbing school of negrohood".
Assaulted amid his reverie, Mr. Allsop was outraged out of all proportion to the offense — nothing was broken.
As a result, Breitbart says, he is outraged when charges of racism are cynically made.
Our collective sense of justice is outraged.
There's been outrage from some of the families of the Lockerbie bombing.
"Some of them were outraged, some of them yelled," says Kanter.
Large pharmaceutical companies in the global north were outraged; some of the actions that Brazil pursued were illegal (or deemed as such) within the context of the Agreement on Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) in the newly established World Trade Organization WTOO).
Mets officials, of course, were outraged at this threat of deliberate trouble-making.
