Sentence examples for object of outrage from inspiring English sources
As the expanding sexual abuse scandal engulfs the Roman Catholic Church, Dr. Mirkin has become an object of outrage.
He's like a small child, trying to be the center of attention, even if that means he has turned himself into an object of outrage and ridicule.
The confirmation was a victory for President Obama, who had called Mr. Bernanke an architect of the recovery, but also signaled the extent to which the Fed, once little known to the public, has become the object of outrage over high unemployment and bank bailouts.
But on the eve of the debate, Ms. Ifill and her book became the fresh object of outrage on conservative talk radio, blogs and cable news after a right-leaning Web site, WND.com, posted an article late Tuesday with the headline, "VP debate moderator Ifill releasing pro-Obama book".
AS is always the case when it comes to affirmative action, nothing is simple, even the objects of outrage.
This would knock out one favorite object of citizen outrage — the costly pilgrimage the European Parliament must make to work in Strasbourg, France, for one week every month.
Every show is conceived, Mr. Leontyev said, to find an answer to the question: "Who is the bastard?" or, who should be the object of Russians' outrage?
The object of Hughes's outrage was the 2010 supreme court decision known as Citizens United, in which the justices decided 5-4 to lift restrictions on how much money corporations could donate to political candidates.
During the Republican primary race, Mr. Trump's proposed ban on Muslim immigration appeared to do nothing but help at the polls, even as rivals objected with varying degrees of outrage.
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His private notes show that he struggled with the lust for Băicoianu, which he believed was impairing his judgment, and declared himself outraged that the object of his affection had a "scandalous liaison" with another man.
