Sentence examples for particular outrage from inspiring English sources

For 86 detainees, this is a particular outrage.

The Spitzer scandal seemed to stoke particular outrage among women.

Each of these cases reflects a particular outrage against poor compensation practices.

But in the Bronx courthouse, his reputation as a world-class delayer provoked no particular outrage.

Mr. Bloomberg expressed particular outrage over the accusations of racial discrimination.

Influential merchants there are watching and waiting.The ferocity of the all-out assault on Hama has stirred particular outrage.

"Picking fights keeps the conversation going, but at the same time, I found it funny that they were going off on particular outrages but one of the female creators was sitting there and none of those questions were directed at me; it wasn't about a discussion.

If Manning had connected with The Times, we would have found ourselves in a relationship with a nervous, troubled, angry young Army private who was offering not so much documentation of a particular government outrage as a chance to fish in a sea of secrets.

The far right and the Tea Party movement in particular expressed outrage in the form of ugly epithets hurled toward Attorney General Eric Holder for his decision to try Umar in federal court; for doing his duty as specifically defined by the Constitution that he is sworn to uphold.

But one detail in particular has outraged Pakistanis: she was 12. Her employer — a lawyer and a former head of the Lahore Bar Association — says she fell down stairs, and died Jan . 22of complications from a skin disease.

Leaders of labor unions, in particular, were outraged by the provision because it allows such state-appointed emergency managers to, in some cases, undo provisions of the contracts that towns and cities had already agreed to.