Sentence examples for outrage those from inspiring English sources
There are no genuine moments of insight or outrage — those frequently terrifying outbursts that later made Burnett, as she has said, behave toward her own daughters like Loretta Young.
Much of the outrage those cases generated — apart from the sheer anachronism of stoning in the 21st century — seems to stem from the gulf between sexual attitudes in the West and parts of the Islamic world, where some radical movements have turned to draconian punishments, and a vision of restoring a long-lost past, in their search for religious authenticity.
But his proposals have outraged those who see beauty in the beast.
The decision to name the Olympic handball venue the Copper Box has outraged those involved with the sport, including the British Handball chief executive Paul Goodwin who claims that "the generic title does nothing to reflect its use".
Buckley's constant challenging of the conventional wisdom outraged those who felt that conservatism's time would not, and should not, ever come.
During a visit to Algeria on Feb. 14, he described colonial rule as a "crime against humanity" — outraging those on the right.
Those attacks on Curiel have stunned legal observers, who say they threaten the independence of the judiciary, and outraged those who know Curiel in both in his previous career as a federal prosecutor and in his work as a judge in state courts in San Diego and the federal court.
The world was divided between those who thought that the sculpture was an outrage, and those who were determined to secure its reprieve from destruction at the hands of the local council and see it become a permanent fixture.
These claims produced immediate outrage — from those who believed that the government was unacceptably compromised as well as those who were appalled that such unvetted accusations were made public.
Where was the reader or public editor outrage on those?
"There were such unparalleled opportunities to cause shock and outrage in those days!" Indeed.
