Sentence examples for major outrage from inspiring English sources

Referring to the nation's spies, a government minister was quoted as saying: "Their argument is that there has not, since 7/7, been a major outrage in this country but that's not because people haven't been trying.

The Republicans, with rhetorical élan, are turning this into a major outrage.

Broadcast journalist Megyn Kelly's interview with right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has sparked major outrage since it was announced.

The bill caused major outrage among chefs and bartenders, many citing that it would hinder their ability to cook, prepare, and properly plate dishes.

James Forcillo, who shot teenager Sammy Yatim nine times, killing him and sparking major outrage over use of force, McCormack remarked, "clearly this sends a chilling message to our members and that's going to be a challenge for our frontline members".

But as Brooks extols his vision of compassionate conservatism, he casually and conveniently passes over the major outrage of Ruthie Leming's last year on earth -- the fact that her community had to hold fundraisers so her family could pay her medical bills.

Among the "major outrages" Sekoff cited: the sweetheart $38 billion tax break the IRS just gave Citibank, the fact that the nation's four biggest banks have cut lending by $100 billion over the last six month, and the fact that banks and their lobbyists have "gutted all the financial reforms that would make sure that another AIG didn't happen again".

In the column, Mackenzie also falsely claimed that "all the major terrorist outrages in the world currently being carried out by Muslims".

In the column, Mackenzie also falsely claimed that "all the major terrorist outrages in the world [are] currently being carried out by Muslims".

"With all the major terrorist outrages in the world currently being carried out by Muslims, I think the rest of us are reasonably entitled to have concerns about what is beating in their religious hearts.

Writing in the Sun on Monday, MacKenzie said: "With all the major terrorist outrages in the world currently being carried out by Muslims, I think the rest of us are reasonably entitled to have concerns about what is beating in their religious hearts.