West first discussed Drake's recent outburst following the Rolling Stone magazine cover which was pulled to pay tribute to Philip Seymour Hoffman, following the actor's death.
Accordingly, he wrapped his outburst of deadly rage in an Isis flag, and claimed he was acting on behalf of the caliphate.
This weekend they face the Republic of Ireland in Group C after victories over the Faroe Islands and Austria, but Schweini's outburst means the slightest whiff of discontent will be pounced upon by the German press.
Suárez's public outburst against Liverpool, in an interview with the Guardian, has backfired on him, with the order to train away from the squad effectively signalling that he has become an outcast because of his desire to leave for Arsenal and what Rodgers regards as a lack of respect for the club and his team-mates.
Remember when the president addressed Congress in 2009, and Rep. Joe Wilson yelled "you lie!" Then-House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer said "I have never in my 29 years heard an outburst of that nature with reference to a president of the United States, speaking as a guest of the House and Senate".
Dark periods in our history have often led to action: mainstream UK politics shunned Enoch Powell after his 1968 "rivers of blood" outburst; the Macpherson report following the Stephen Lawrence murder.
When Murphy knew the game was up for his leadership of Scottish Labour, his bizarre and injudicious outburst against Len McCluskey, general secretary of the Unite union, was indicative of a party that has lost its way and has begun tilting blindly at the wrong enemies.
With the run of actual hit singles drying up in the past five years, however, contestants on the live shows now recreate full performances from previous contestants, with highlights being a mildly unhinged version of Katie Waissel's version of Don't Give Up on Me, complete with bird's-nest wig and "sod it" outburst; a sensitive rereading of Jedward's incredible version of Britney's Oops.
"This is not a court," he said in his fourth outburst.
Anything that isn't banal is said to be an outburst.
Mr Brunner, a fluent English speaker, records the outburst during a dinner in 1984 when the then Swiss president, Jean-Pascal Delamuraz, asked the prime minister how to cope with immigration from outside Europe.
