Sentence examples for outrage burned from inspiring English sources

Yet, alongside the dignity and the ready smiles, a sense of outrage burned.

And Facebook will surely face more before the outrage over this epic fail privacy scandal burns out.

The outrage over AIG burned itself out.

Had this happened under Bush, it would have caused real outrage -- when burned, that coal will give off as much CO2 as opening 300 new coal-fired power plants and running them for a year.

The public outrage was intense — demonstrators burned effigies of the actor and demanded "Death to Shilpa Shetty" — and a court in northwestern India issued an arrest warrant, saying the act "transgressed all limits of vulgarity".

But what can I do to express my outrage for the patients who burned in their beds and the doctors and nurses and staff who died practicing medicine in a town I'd never even heard of before last week?

While staggering in scope, the system has been creeping into fruition, perhaps accounting for the muted response from the outrage machine — which has also burned itself out on more than a year's worth of revelations about the NSA.

The book created an outrage across India, and it was burned along with her effigy.

Reading her, I understood that poets were not meant to hover above the world; poems were burned in the grief, loneliness and outrage of the world.

On Nov. 9, 1938, Nazi storm troopers burned synagogues and Jewish businesses, an outrage known as Kristallnacht — the night of broken shop windows.

The pie had arrived slightly burned around the edges, and Jaber was feigning outrage.