Sentence examples for justified outrage from inspiring English sources

Participants often feel that their abusive actions flow from justified outrage — but all bullies think that their behavior is justified.

Where is the justified outrage?

Taxpayers footed the bill, prompting justified outrage.

And there is more justified outrage here and here.

But the reaction to them — mostly a collective yawn, sprinkled with justified outrage — is.

If we were discussing a cover-up of dead Britons there would be (justified) outrage.

There have been countless expressions of fully-justified outrage at the amorality and immorality of Wall Street CEOs and their Washington enablers.

The Australian immigration minister, Scott Morrison, said his government's decision was in reaction to justified public outrage.

The first was when they channeled their justified moral outrage over heinous acts and unjustifiably laid it at the doorstep of the most moral man involved.

He dodged and ducked expertly, loudly and glibly disavowing much of what he has embraced publicly in the the course of years of campaigning, denying that his words meant what he once said they did, affecting new positions to compensate for those that had provoked justified public outrage.

The utterly justified sense of outrage against the wrongful imprisonments did not translate into renewed outrage against the real bombers, who were all still walking free.