Sentence examples for outrage without from inspiring English sources

Ms. Salvant was building pockets of outrage without overacting.

They pluck random quotes and make it a story to whip up outrage, without considering accuracy or context.

But the hastily drawn-up remit seems to have been tailored to appease popular outrage, without adequate legal basis.

It may be morally satisfying for U.S. politicians to criticize Russia, but moral outrage without a smart negotiating strategy will do little to advance vital U.S. interests — including democracy and human rights.

The simple step of suspending Myanmar from ASEAN until its record improves, which would express outrage without running the risk of harming the innocent, was not considered.ASEAN has a few good deeds to its name (see article).

For athletes and others going to the Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, it's a much-discussed riddle: how to take a stand against the host country's reprehensible anti-gay laws, which have rightly caused international outrage, without running afoul of them or of the International Olympic Committee's prohibition against political statements and protests.

Why, asked thousands of Twitter and Facebook users, can't a woman be outraged without being labeled a diva?

To use a phrase that became popular during the now-embarassing Lewinksy 'scandal,' "Where's the outrage?" And without the idea that bad revelations will actually cause outrage and hard consequences, there is little incentive for 'the bad guys' to chase the good guys around to prevent unpleasant revelations.

Without the tug of sex, without the outrage fueled by corruption, without the garishness of violence, without the enrapturing horror of abrupt death, we are, as a nation, engaged.

The atheist shoes, the inflatable Lionel Richie head, the TARDIS launch – these pass without comment, or at least without outrage.

That couldn't possibly mean, could it, that the advertisers have worked out what generates the most outrage – and publicity – without breaking the rules?