Sentence examples for outrages at from inspiring English sources

It thrives on a kind of political nihilism, borne out of sensationalism and the tyranny of a plot that demands bigger and splashier outrages at every turn.

Foer is correct that libertarians often concentrate on big, splashy news of federal outrages at the expense of local tyranny, but that is not unique to the ideology.

Since the outrages at the Charlie Hebdo offices, Richard Dawkins, a brilliant thinker in his realm of evolutionary biology, has committed himself in a frenzied string of tweets to a fallacy: The attackers claimed to be avenging the Prophet of Islam, therefore Islam causes murderous nihilism.

President Obama expressed outrage at the killings.

Many were outraged at the verdict.

Still, can we have a little outrage at the outrage?

Outrage at unnatural motherhood was the reaction.

The Helen Suzman Foundationexpressed outrage at the vote.

"Outrage at candidate's insult to town," cried Labour.

Even Richard Dawkins has expressed his "outrage" at Ahmed's story.

Martina Navratilova and Lindsay Davenport expressed outrage at the message that was being sent.