Sentence examples for outrage us from inspiring English sources

Months after the killing of one of Zimbabwe's protected lions sparked global outrage, US wildlife officials announced steps to make shooting Africa's most famous big cats tougher and more expensive for trophy hunters.

Some of those verdicts will outrage us, others will inspire us.

People in power will do things that annoy and outrage us.

Oakeshott would have done better to outrage us by being clearer about the reasons for Cameron's effortless progress.

So we really have become so much more civilized if something like George W. Bush's misstatement can so outrage us".

What should shock and outrage us is that as the top 1 percent has grown extremely rich, the effective tax rates they pay have markedly decreased.

The depth to which these acts occurred shocked and outraged us.

It is the secrecy that really outrages us (with a tinge of humiliation, perhaps, because we were taken in).

So, clearly, it is not the transfer of the organ that outrages us – we do not think that the donor is misinformed about the value of a kidney or is being fooled into parting with it.

This outraged us so much in Texas that we organized the Librotraficante Caravan to smuggle the banned books back into Arizona.

Perhaps the image of Najiba kneeling down in the dirt and being shot several times at close range has finally outraged us enough to speak out.