Sentence examples for personal outrage from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM READER: Many people seem to have such a personal outrage that their favorite writers haven't been honored.

Consider Rush Limbaugh — the man has built an incredibly lucrative career out of tapping a seemingly inexhaustible well of personal outrage.

Their sense of personal outrage resonates from the forceful condemnation published by the foreign ministers of Sweden, the Czech Republic, Poland and Germany.

In public appearances, he has expressed personal outrage at the harm done to children, apologized profusely and pledged to help the church and the victims heal.

Mr. Katouzian is a close friend of Mr. Ruholamini's family, and his comments appeared to reflect personal outrage over that case.

In times like these, when you really don't care one way or the other, the easiest thing to do is to muster some personal outrage over snubbed actors.

"Whispering in our ears", these writings express personal feelings, outrage or simply indignation, loss, desire, or a moment of reflection.

"My greater source of personal concern, outrage and sympathy beyond this particular case is focused neither upon one night's property damage nor upon the acts group but is focused rather upon the past four-decade period during which an American political elite have shipped middle class and working class jobs away from Baltimore and cities and towns around the US," Angelos wrote.

A NATO study has found that nearly 90 percent of such killings stem from personal disputes or outrage rather than insurgent plots to infiltrate the security forces or use them as cover for attacks.

Although insurgent contact has been clear in some cases, many of the attacks have seemed to come out of personal animosity or outrage, attributed to culture clash or growing Afghan anger at what they see as an unwelcome occupation by the United States and its allies.

And he turns questions about his odious personal behavior into mock outrage over the audacity of the questioner.