Sentence examples for led to outrage from inspiring English sources

The incident has led to outrage in India with some describing it as "inhuman and completely outrageous" and many calling for a quick trial and punishment for the rapists.

The comments led to outrage in the community.

The divide between the majority's reasoning and common experience led to outrage and derision.

This led to outrage from Republicans, and even some conservative Democrats.

The episode led to outrage among Pakistan's leaders — and warnings not to try again.

The revelations have led to outrage and, in this culture of widespread corruption and legal impunity, resignation.

Criticism of the Roman Catholic Church, even the kind of mild ridicule contained in "We Have a Pope," frequently leads to outrage.

The excesses in the system may justifiably lead to outrage, but we doctors are likewise outraged at the blame heaped upon us for a failed system not of our creation.

Why are the European elites carrying out this unprecedented campaign, which strikes at the heart of the EU and would lead to outrage if the target were the British, the Italians, or the French?

All we see is the outrage, because the hurt that led to the outrage is so normalized to us; but the continued outrage is a continued plea to change our ways.

It soon led to public outrage.