Sentence examples for outrage sparked from inspiring English sources

The outrage sparked by the soldier-funeral protests dwarfed anything that Phelps-Roper had experienced previously.

For both organisations, the international outrage sparked by the murders represents valued publicity.

And then something amazing happened: amid growing public outrage, sparked by Stewart's reports, the Republican "filibuster" vanished.

The outrage sparked lethal sectarian reprisals, which resulted in scores of deaths, making it harder for the majority Shias to build a unity government.

Compared with the storm of outrage sparked by the Louima case, public response to Mr. Mineo's allegations of police brutality has been muted.

When the Panorama programme ethically and honestly told the story of a campaign of hatred and abuse waged against the learning-disabled residents of the private hospital Winterbourne View, the reaction and outrage sparked inquiries and widespread revulsion.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine noted that "True Blue is the album where Madonna truly became 'Madonna the Superstar' the endlessly ambitious, fearlessly provocative entertainer that knew how to outrage, spark debates, get good reviews and make good music while she's at it".

As with many police killings this year, outrage was sparked by what was caught on camera.

The schoolgirl kidnappings in Chibok caused worldwide outrage and sparked a social media campaign.

Now outrage has sparked a parliamentary probe, considering legal changes that would give investors more power.

The community outrage has sparked enough attention to convince the Board to reconsider its decision.