Sentence examples for on outrage from inspiring English sources

From the start, prosecutors faced a difficult case — weak on evidence and long on outrage.

"The papers thrive on outrage and anger," he says, brow furrowing in irritation.

For all her skepticism and intensity, her writing is notably short on outrage.

(His business appeals to a narrow target audience of angry white conservatives and flourishes on outrage).

There is a longer list of teams the selection committee snubbed, but the year seems low on outrage.

In videos high on outrage but low on production value, he stands in front of City Hall, jacket off and sleeves rolled up, attacking Mr. Bloomberg's strategy.

How can theatre get beyond right-on outrage, and what does that look and feel like?

There is nothing that gets our few but highly motivated opponents into full-on outrage mode more than a glimmer of actual progress.

Instead of weathering the spurious storm of right-on outrage over Corrie's demise, Labour's Alan Kelly brought in a measure that was bound to play well with the liberal media.

Not puzzlement, not measured criticism, but full-on outrage — as if they'd woken up to discover that someone had crept in and rearranged the features of their wife's face.

This is a full-on outrage.