Sentence examples for outrage expressed from inspiring English sources

He does outrage expressed in the most reasonable possible terms.

Outrage expressed, Kiernan began to fix his makeup for "30 Rock".

I join in the outrage expressed in "Many Women Say Airport Pat-Downs Are a Humiliation" (front page, Nov. 23).

Mr. Emara pointed out the outrage expressed earlier this year when captured American soldiers were filmed and shown on television.

The F.C.C.'s outrage, expressed this week after The Times reported the rate hikes, also lacks candor.

The "outrage" expressed by some over longstanding restrictions on vocal women's prayer at the Western Wall is unfortunate.

In this view, the laws merely echo public outrage, expressing fury rather than orchestrating dynamic solutions to systematic problems.

When outrage is expressed, which itself is rare and mostly ignored, what's Obama's response?

Would we not feel outrage and express this feeling to the rest of the world?

Others expressed outrage.

Al Jazeera has expressed outrage.