Sentence examples for reactive outrage from inspiring English sources

Still, without both sides of the argument, it's hard to understand what's fueling all the reactive outrage surrounding this issue.

In 1996, Toronto Star columnist Rosie DiManno wrote: "How typically Canadian that we become more animated and reactive, and outraged over the chain of responsibility, or the chain of collusion, or the chain of concealment, then we did over the original crimes and deplorable conduct of Canadian peacekeepers".

As social media firestorms become a more familiar part of our day-to-day, everyone, including employers, will have to become more circumspect and less blindly reactive in the face of Internet outrage.

"They have been reactive".

It's reactive".

We are reactive traditionalists.

The outrage.

Cue outrage.

It's slow and reactive".

Most of it is reactive".

A purely reactive negative stance?