"We watched the scenes of mass murder in the heart of London... with a cascade of emotions, starting with raw outrage," said the New York Times.
The Humane Society's announcement about its partnership with Vick, and the reaction to it, underline complexities that lie between raw outrage over the mistreatment of animals and the rehabilitation of the humans who commit the crimes.
The nation wept along with President Obama and the Newtown community on Friday, but as the days pass in the weeks and months to come, will we sustain the raw outrage we feel right now sufficiently to do something more than merely emote?
Visceral, guttural, raw human outrage against one man's 29-year dictatorship while living under "emergency law" for 43 years.
Beck's negative, regressive take on politics is expressed with raw-throated outrage, smiley sarcasm, and, occasionally, a display of hurt, even tears.
It seems also to have touched a raw nerve, sparking public outrage that the police were making the bedroom their business, and seeming to do so at the behest of the rich and mighty.
In the lament about the massacre — the work's second movement — he entered a more urgent register in the high reaches of the cello, but the sense of grief was more plangent than raw, devoid of any real outrage.
SHOUTS of disbelief, outrage, anguish -- the rawest of emotions -- filled the Bronx courtroom after Judge Gerald Sheindlin announced his verdict that Police Officer Francis X . Livotiwas not guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the choking death of Anthony Baez.
Speaking at a news conference before she was arrested on Saturday, Ambiga Sreenevasan, chairwoman of Bersih, said the arrests and the use of tear gas had "stirred a sense of outrage against the exhibition of raw power by our government".
The cuffs of jackets seemed too harsh for the petal delicacy of her; the circle backs of poppers and the undersides of zips were a metallic outrage, printing her with red, raw lesions.
Part carnival, part protest, all pageant, Bread and Puppet productions express political outrage and satire, sometimes coarse and raw.
