Sentence examples for palpable outrage from inspiring English sources
He added with palpable outrage, "It's cheaper to pay a fine than to fix a leak".
The palpable outrage reached its peak with Thursday's New York Daily News front page Thursday, widely criticized by conservative news sites like Breitbart and Glenn Beck's The Blaze, that boldly announced "God Isn't Fixing This".
The Bourne movies put identifiable human stakes into the action equation, along with a sense of palpable moral outrage, politics and, under Mr. Greengrass's kinetic watch, increased torque.
The economic crisis is dragging on and a palpable sense of outrage is growing among those who have lost their jobs, savings or pension funds.
May Day came at a sensitive moment this year, with the economic crisis dragging on and a palpable sense of outrage growing among those who have lost their jobs, savings or pension funds.
He added that some of Mr Cameron's decisions were considered by people in Scotland to be "not simply maladroit but brazenly offensive and inflammatory", highlighting the Prime Ministers recent controversial appointments to the House of Lords, which he said had "triggered a palpable sense of outrage" north of the border.
The heartbreaking stories of both Amanda Todd and Rehtaeh Parsons caused a palpable amount of outrage in Canada, which is why it may be relieving to read that the Conservative government is trying to pass Bill C-13, a law that Justice Minister Peter MacKay is presenting as a pre-requisite to fighting back against the "hurtful" proliferation of "intimate images" online.
But his outrage was palpable.
Ms. Scott's outrage is palpable, but she has bitten off enough here for a 10-hour television series.
That outrage was palpable recently among locals at a shopping center in New City, a short walk down South Main Street from police headquarters.
"We have two opposing principles that are about to smash together," said Douglas J. Elliott, a fellow of the Brookings Institution, who added that the sense of outrage was palpable.
