Greg Haiste, as Edward Kynaston, who finds his role as the King's Company's female lead being usurped by Nell, hits a note of high outrage worthy of Kenneth Williams.
Mr. Obama allowed a note of populist outrage to heat up his usual cool, cerebral delivery, taking particular umbrage at Republican accusations that the stimulus package contained pork.
Mr. Daisey pushes the notes of quiet outrage and guilt-mongering perhaps a little too hard in the show's culminating moments, although he avoids full diatribe mode.
She just has to hit all the high notes of moral outrage.
After raids in March 2002 on Muslim institutions and community leaders in Virginia, Mr. Awlaki led a chorus of outrage, noting that some of the targets were widely viewed as moderates.
But it ends on a depressing note: despite the brief flare of outrage, Mr Davies concludes, little has really changed, with an unaccountable and arrogant press holding the whip hand over a cowed and compliant government.The second book, by Mr Mulcaire, is not quite so much fun.
But Republicans lined up before microphones on Capitol Hill letting loose storms of outrage and repeatedly noting his Hispanic heritage in a clear effort to make Democrats pay a price with a group of swing voters that both parties are avidly courting.
If there wasn't a whole lot of outrage over Trump's doctor's note, that's likely because even the most ardent anti-Trumpers have outrage fatigue these days.
