Sentence examples for reported outrage from inspiring English sources

Adrian Pearson reported outrage that Twinings would retain its royal warrant despite these manoeuvres.

Player agents reported outrage among some of their clients; one agent, Kurt Overhardt, called the proposal "embarrassing, arrogant, shortsighted and greedy"; another, Allan Walsh, called it "an all-out owners declaration of war against the players in every respect".

After decades of what were, to judge by the lack of reported outrage, harmonious and only moderately debauched campus proceedings, scarcely a week now passes without some fresh student affront to the values of their elders and betters, prompting levels of academic and media headshaking not witnessed since Malcolm Muggeridge, as rector of Edinburgh University, encountered the permissive society.

In 1818 The New-York Evening Post reported in outrage: "A respectable elderly lady, while crossing the intersection of Chambers and Chatham Streets yesterday afternoon, was thrown completely prostrate by a large hog and seriously injured by the fall.

The company apologised for the atlas that shows the West Bank clearly marked next to the Gaza Strip, but without any part of the land labelled as Israel, after Catholic newspaper The Tablet reported the outrage it initially caused within the Christian community.

Roughly a week ago, a Bay Area TV station reported in outrage on a teen night at a local nightclub.

On 11 October, Le National and Le Constitutionnel reported in outrage that Gatteschi's personal papers were seized because he was a suspected revolutionary.

Though Caldbeck initially downplayed the report, outrage throughout Silicon Valley grew steadily until, the following day, Caldbeck issued an apology that only seemed to further inflame the startup community.

Other reported regulatory outrages were moves to ban mince pies and mushy peas from UK restaurant menus.

Some have been important; the Web sites were the first to report the outrage among North Koreans over a drastic currency revaluation late last year.

At the time, the Daily Mail published a double-page story reporting "viewer outrage" at The X Factor performances and featuring pictures of Rihanna and Aguilera.