Sentence examples for potential outrage from inspiring English sources

There's still plenty of potential outrage around, but it's hard to predict where it will appear.

To minimize confusion — and potential outrage among science buffs — Mr. Hnath comes clean about when his drama is departing from the known record.

Not lost on Mr. Emmerich was the potential outrage from showing realistic disasters hitting California, a state plagued by wildfires and earthquakes, or toppling city towers in the wake of the 9/11 attacks.

Blair's Connaught Square house is right next to Edgware Road, one of the centres of Arab London, and of potential outrage, at the very least, at his Middle East stances.

With a script by Bunuel's pet writer, Jean-Claude Carriere, this ought to have made a delicious comedy, but it seems shy of its own material and potential outrage.

David Dimbleby, seeking to express the potential outrage of Middle England, just now asked out loud on the BBC whether Brown would bear in mind what is fair - that the Conservatives have won many more seats and 2m more popular votes than Labour.

Q: It seems like there's a lot of potential for outrage with the Christmas wars.

Leaving a public stirred, but undisturbed, charity offers a release valve that depletes the radical potential of outrage.

Education writer and blogger Ian Gilbert came up with the idea of translating online activity into something more concrete after reflecting on Twitter's potential for "social outrage" – but also its limits.

The only potential reason for outrage is the problematic message that is implied (by the guest commentators) about interracial families.

And Democrats were looking at numerous potential defectors, given public outrage over the return of huge Wall Street paydays.