Sentence examples for present outrage from inspiring English sources
The present outrage becomes our complete obsession; the countless frustrations that telegraphed it fade from view.
Palace officials heralded the occasion as "a unique service for a unique person": neither a royal funeral nor one of those rare state funerals that have been given to commoners -- to Nelson, Wellington, and Churchill....The present outrage has been louder still [than after the deaths of Churchill and Nelson]..
With cybersecurity becoming a hot topic, CIPSA, the reintroduction of the Do Not Track Online Act, and the seemingly ever-present outrage over Facebook (and others) using our online data to target ads (even offline), the concern over privacy and security has only increased since Disconnect's launch.
For in the present moment of outrage, there might be only absence, and frustration.
The fact that he was questioned for so long without his lawyers present only heightens the outrage".
How long would this genius, wanton despoiler of women's virtue, feckless dad and irresponsible drinker have lasted in this present Scotland of false outrage and easy condemnation?
To the amusement of some of the reporters present, and to the outrage of others, the wily old press baron portrayed himself as one of the victims of the internal coverup.
The principal tactic used by Mr. Sullivan has been to present a surplus of outrage after finding examples where prosecutors failed to live up to their obligations, first laid out in a 1963 Supreme Court opinion, to disclose to defense lawyers any information that could help disprove the charges.
I think that theme of moral outrage is also present in "Empire Falls" and "Bridge of Sighs".
First, outrage over the present system has been growing, strengthening the political will to do something to solve the problem.
