In the Li Gang case, the sudden blanket of silence only increased the outrage, and encouraged people to find amusing and inventive ways to get around the censorship.
He assailed President Barack Obama's international drone assassination program as a moral outrage, but encouraged swing-state voters to support his reelection in 2012, on the grounds that a Mitt Romney presidency would be worse.
With plenty of four-letter words and a sense of outrage, Ms. Silverman encourages voters to make sure they have the proper identification to vote in November.
It is not the worst or the biggest thing that has happened in the hearings; but it has a typically depressing whiff of pettiness, confusion and corruption.The critical trick for Mr Thompson is to produce just the right amount of public outrage to encourage real reform of the system.
Yet cutting without causing outrage, can encourage more cuts.
The vague law essentially barred any public displays of being queer and sparked international outrage for encouraging homophobia.
Their outrage may have encouraged staff at the IRS to single out Tea-Party groups for intrusive scrutiny, a practice that became public last year and has been mentioned daily on conservative talk radio ever since.
Outrage over the massacre encouraged a final rebellion by the Swedes, who declared independence in 1523 marking a permanent end to the Kalmar Union.
That is a major flaw in the Irish law – it encourages outrage".
Refusing to apologize could potentially jeopardize "the trust on which a relationship is based," Mr. Okimoto said, adding that it can extend conflict and encourage outrage or retaliation.
