Sentence examples for outrage factor from inspiring English sources

Play up the outrage factor and suddenly groups bond together like never before — and prepare to attack like never before.

Play up the outrage factor and suddenly groups bond together like never before and prepare to attack like never before.

She also told MPs that her role as ombudsman would still depend on the "outrage factor" in seeking to remedy maladministration and injustice.

"When we sit down with a company and disclose their plan's revenue flow and cost basis, we see the outrage factor, " Mr. Glading said.

O.K., before I get too highfalutin, let's address the outrage factor that sparked a firestorm of protests in London after the show was (unwisely) shown on BBC television three years ago.

"The outrage factor is we have public agencies that are collecting money that is not being used for the purposes for which the agencies were originally established," said Judy Nadler, a senior fellow in government ethics at Santa Clara University's Markkula Center for Applied Ethics and a former mayor of the city of Santa Clara.

Experts in risk perception say people who become agitated about real or potential risks are influenced by a number of "outrage" factors.

Those opposed were much more likely to score higher on outrage factors such as "unclear benefits".

Famous at last, he'd achieved his lifetime ambition – but in the very first weekend he survived a sing off against a more competent vocalist, and viewers exploded in a fit of moral outrage, accusing X Factor of rigging the result and Rylan of perverting the natural justice of musical merit, as if the contest had ever been an arbiter of artistic integrity.

At the time, the Daily Mail published a double-page story reporting "viewer outrage" at The X Factor performances and featuring pictures of Rihanna and Aguilera.

Apparently, the one he wore on the X Factor finale caused outrage on social media.