Standing before the stage at the Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theatre, in the Symphony Space basement, Miller continued, "We may all be disappointed, outraged, worried, even fearful, but I hope we will not descend into violent rhetoric.
Public outrage had sufficiently worried Congress to vote against the bill the first time around.
Fortunately, they have fallen on deaf ears, but not before causing worry and outrage.
"I wish they had that same sense of worry and outrage about the deficit when they were giving tax breaks, hundreds of billions of dollars to very wealthy Americans, hundreds of billions of dollars year after year after year to the wealthy Americans," Senator Robert P. Casey Jr., Democrat of Pennsylvania, said.
All the questioning, the worrying and the outrage have to happen outside the book.
As the author of said stunning, brilliant article, I worried that the outrage over AIG might have blown over by the time the article appeared.
Some economists who worry about inflation were outraged by the rate cuts.
Secretary of State John Kerry indicated before the Senate document was released that he is worried about the global outrage that could follow the report.
Local activists are outraged at the EU deal, and many worry Turkey will use the money provided by the EU for security and more detention centres.
More executive actions are coming, White House advisors say, showing little worry for whether such moves will continue to outrage Republicans or spoil the possibility of cooperation with Congress.
