Sentence examples for minor outrage that from inspiring English sources

That explains the minor outrage that has accompanied Abrams's decision to once again mess with chronology, and thus the mythology, of the original series — and, as some have griped online, to spoil the better thing that had come before.

"Any minor outrage that anyone's got, they go to Ofcom.

It is a minor outrage that none of Headingley's golden generation, which also includes Rob Burrow and Jamie Jones-Buchanan, has ever been crowned Super League's Man of Steel, despite providing the spine of the Rhinos team who have won five of the last six Grand Finals.

But much of what is vexing about life as an American consumer today are teeny-weeny irritations — minor outrages that add up to a low background hum of bother.

Schofield, who presented the item with Christine Bleakley, told the Press Association that people complained to Ofcom over "any minor outrage" and that "behind those closed, outraged doors of middle England" the raunchy items that they featured were snapped up online.

It is an outrage that cannot be permitted to continue".

The outrage that has greeted these efforts is dismayingly reactionary.

"The outrage that drives them has some justifiable basis.

Outrage that is not backed up by force is meaningless.

"Do you realize," I said, "the outrage that will result?

All but one parent told of the immediate shock, disbelief, confusion, and outrage that lasted for months.