Sentence examples for kind of outrage from inspiring English sources
On the surface "Mountain Language," from 1988, expresses a familiar kind of outrage at oppression.
"Among other member firms, I just don't see this kind of outrage".
"We don't see the kind of outrage we saw then," he said.
IT IS the kind of outrage that Colombians hoped belonged to the past rather than the present.
It's "so lacking in human dimensions that you may stare at it in a kind of outrage.
Of course we reserve a special kind of outrage for the targeting of one ethnic group by another.
"I'd been through a period, in the mid 90's, where two kinds of outrage were directed at me at the same time," he says.
And while IRA bombs may no longer terrify us, there are new kinds of outrages on London streets.
The first scrutiny comes with a kind of fascinated outrage, tinged with a bit of self -righteous indignation.
This kind of international outrage must never be seen again.
"All this kind of faux outrage does is give us further publicity".
