Sentence examples for its outrage from inspiring English sources

It rests its outrage on reason, research and careful argument.

NEW YORK, 24 February 2014 – UNICEF, the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR), Mercy Corps, Save the Children and World Vision today issued an impassioned appeal to the general public, urging it to voice its outrage at the devastating impact on children and alarming long-term consequences of a lost generation as the conflict in Syria approaches its fourth year.

In an expression of its outrage at what it considered unfair treatment, Newmont publicly highlighted the fact that Mr. Ness, a native of Minnesota, was barred from leaving Indonesia and could not attend the funeral of his granddaughter in the United States earlier this year.

The First Baptist Church of University Park didn't mince words when it came to expressing its outrage over the recent acquittal of George Zimmerman in the shooting of Trayvon Martin.

I like its outrage, I like that it was funny, I like it because it was very over the top.

Sudan promised not to vent its outrage on them, but said it would unleash a "diplomatic war" to try to scuttle the case.

When he received a Happy Holidays card from a Godless heathen called George Bush this year, he simply threw it out).Mr Gibson is an anchor for Fox News, which has chosen his theme as its outrage-of-the-month.

Because being "pro-Europe" is a faith cult rather than a policy, its adherents dare not raise a peep of protest at its outrages.

This year, too, will bring its outrages, and we will continue to depend on the emotional candor of this looping language: Pollard annoyed, massaging her temples, the crowd-sourced portrait of our resentment.

At a time when the Ku Klux Klan was the most powerful political force in America — the 1924 Democratic Convention couldn't muster a majority to condemn its outrages — Coolidge proposed federal antilynching legislation.

Jayne Cortez, a poet and performance artist whose work was known for its visceral power, its political outrage and above all its sheer, propulsive musicality, died on Dec. 28 in Manhattan.