Sentence examples for motivated outrage from inspiring English sources

If you actually care about the cab industry, then there's no point participating in Uber's financially motivated outrage.

Zuma called the charges a politically motivated outrage; the left wing of the A.N.C. sided with him and, two years later, helped him challenge Mbeki in an election for the presidency of the party.

Most fraud hunters are veterans motivated by outrage.

For her part, Ms. Rowling repeated her first-day testimony that she was motivated by outrage, not money.

He was enthroned in 1961 and survived attacks from army rebels and a leftwing uprising in the 1970s - both motivated by outrage at his authoritarian rule.

The Afghan government allowed that some of the attacks were also motivated by outrage over actions by American troops, including the burning of Korans at an American base and the video images of Marines urinating on dead insurgents.

A former presidential bodyguard, Mykola Melnychenko, who says he was motivated by outrage and patriotism in the face of Mr. Kuchma's alleged involvement in corruption, recorded hundreds of hours of Mr. Kuchma's conversations.

Fryer said his interest in police shootings was motivated by outrage, but his inquiry was more specific: he wanted to see how racism contributed to police use of force, as it escalated.

An estimated three million girls and women in Africa are at risk each year - but interventions from Western aid agencies motivated by outrage are unlikely to succeed, Unicef says in a new report.

And if what happened yesterday was not, as I suspect, motivated by popular outrage, that outrage has now, as it were, caught up with the event.

Though it may sound obvious to set out, what's motivating the outrage about Palmyra is not simply the potential destruction of the site but the ideology of ISIS that would be behind it.