Sentence examples for mild outrage from inspiring English sources

The sense of frustration yielded to mild outrage.

Instead, her books sit in the poetry section, where they generate mild outrage for failing to conform quite to genre.

He seems capable of feigning mild outrage about pretty much anything; at one point, he complained that Krispy Kreme doughnuts were too delicious.

There was the expected mild outrage from the Bible Belt, but generally the reaction was positive and the Earth continued to spin on its axis.

Diversity wasn't the only issue – there was mild outrage online over the lack of symbols for cheese and tacos (both of which are now newly available).

The Queen of Pop caused mild outrage when she posted a tribute to the Iron Lady, former Tory Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, on Instagram.

It's a buddy show – one of the only mixed sex pairings I can think of on TV – and Liu is as good as Miller: acerbic and funny, registering her partner's eccentricities on a sliding scale from mild scepticism to outrage.

With varying degrees of disdain for the president's healthcare initiative ranging from mild aversion to outrage, common amongst them all was an impregnable fear that government was growing too big to preserve America's brand of free market capitalism.

A little outrage, a mild indigestion, is acceptable.

Barbour faxed daily missives exhorting Republicans to heed what were becoming their unifying tropes -- small government, low taxes, mild regulation and relentless outrage at Bill Clinton.

The efforts to ensure that the awards are presented without a hitch -- unless Britney Spears marries her next husband between commercial breaks -- reflect the struggle by networks and advertisers to walk the fine line between being provocative enough to attract attention and mild enough to avoid outrage.