Sentence examples for outrage generated from inspiring English sources

The national and international outrage generated by the incident eventually produced the Grand Pompeii Project.

Officials in Brussels are counting on public outrage generated by the Panama Papers to help them reach a speedy agreement on both the proposals and the blacklist.

Although yesterday's vote came on a rainy summer day when many residents were away on vacation, the outrage generated by the scandal attracted more residents to the voting booths than in previous years.

But it is doubtful that the modern-day appointment problems can spur the outrage generated by "The Treason of the Senate," the 1906 series of Cosmopolitan articles by David Graham Phillips.

American bishops are gathering in Dallas to discuss new guidelines about how to deal with child-abusing priests and the outrage generated by the reassignment of some by bishops who were aware of the abuse but did not take action against the priests.

While the American political atmosphere may have shifted in the aftermath of Mr. Obama's re-election and the antigun outrage generated by the Dec. 14 school massacre in Newtown, Conn., the N.R.A. and other gun-rights groups say the treaty still has what they called fatal flaws.

But while Chinese copyright holders probably do not lose as much money, local outrage generates more publicity than foreign pressure.

ONCE the shock that a terrorist outrage generates begins to fade, questions start to be asked about whether the security services could have done better in preventing it.

Romney's swipe at Sesame Street sparked social media outrage, generating 135,332 tweets per minute in its immediate aftermath last week, according to Twitter.

Find a way to convert into kilowatts the endless supply of outrage, "surprise," and indignation generated by male public-figure sexual indiscretion and predation.

It was a response entirely in keeping with the media's long history of belittling and denigrating Indigenous people, and as such entirely deserving of all the outrage it generated.