Sentence examples for point of outrage from inspiring English sources
The packaging of electronics and other small items has reached the point of outrage.
"We've been disappointed to the point of outrage," said Patrick J. Lynch, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association.
If you bought last year's iPhone relatively recently, you'll have to pay $200 extra for the new one, a point of outrage among the Apple faithful.
The drone strike that killed his father became a point of outrage within Pakistan, criticized by officials there who said more than 40 civilians had been killed when the Americans mistook a tribal council gathering for a meeting of militants.
In the three weeks since the killing of nine black churchgoers in Charleston, the Confederate flag has become a fixed point of outrage, where fresh grief collides with old pride.
The tipping point of outrage or justice is very strange sometimes.
The duo's predilection for first-person shooters particularly Doom, which Harris infamously programmed levels for helped to turn video games into the focal point of outraged media outlets overnight.
He said he wanted to make a point of his outrage at any opposition to health coverage for first responders to the 2001 attacks.
"It seems absurd that any parent who loved their child would purposefully take their children to Greenberg's studio to then be tormented to the point of emotional outrage". Peterson's post was soon picked up by other bloggers, and the furore over the pictures spread to popular photography and discussion sites such as Flickr and BoingBoing.
Beginning with the menswear shows earlier this month, the runways here have been filled with examples of designers expressing their political point-of-view, their outrage at the Trump administration, their melancholy over the direction of the country, their fears.
A lengthy thread on Reddit became a focal point for outrage, users listing all of the ways in which it failed to meet its promise, until its author, unable to cope with the fury, deleted his account.
