Sentence examples for rising outrage from inspiring English sources

So it was perhaps not surprising that she responded to her rising outrage by deciding to organize a union.

People here are used to the international scorn that accompanies the dolphin hunt and have closed ranks in the face of rising outrage — until now.

Thanks to the installation at many American airports of new body-scanning technology by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), there is rising outrage at the intrusive nature of security measures flyers are being subjected to.

Today we are experiencing another period of rising outrage and discontent, and some of the largest protests in world history.

The move is a bid to deflect rising public outrage at bankers scooping huge cash payments while increasing numbers of employees face pay freezes and dole queues.

Ms. Smith-Cameron movingly blends the character's defiance and her fragility, her tremulous voice rising in outrage to ask where God's mercy is when man needs it most.

"If I had wanted to be a green shadow," he declared, his voice rising in outrage, "I would have sewn myself to Cathy Rigby's rear end and toured in 'Peter Pan.' " The line killed.

Whittingdale, who last week unveiled wide-ranging plans including challenging the BBC to be more "distinctive" in a white paper on the corporation's future, distanced himself from rising public outrage over the cuts, saying BBC chiefs make the decisions.

"Looks like I'm gonna be homeless because I have nowhere to go," he told the Pocono Record reporter who described Mr. Newell's voice as rising in outrage as he walked among tires, cinder blocks, piles of lumber and other items on his unmown property.

The calls for a strike, which spread quickly across the country mostly by cellphone messages and word of mouth, underscored a new challenge to the government's monopoly on power: rising public outrage and a growing willingness by workers and professionals to press their demands by striking.

There is rising public outrage against big corporations' manipulation of these kinds of loopholes - for example, the outcry against inversions.