The protesters were caught on video pushing a photographer for ESPN out of their area, which naturally sent vomitous outrage machines like the New York Post into fits of hysterics.
The shooting, the first fatal one by New York City officers this year, sent ripples of outrage through the neighborhood.
Most of us, if we did anything, tweeted our outrage, sent emails of moral support, and went on with our lives, assuming that the justice system couldn't be this insane.
At least one of his new powers has already been put to use: last week, he forbade Allied Irish from awarding senior employees about 40 million euros in bonuses for 2008, after reports of the payouts sent waves of outrage through the country.
At least one of his new powers has already been put to use: last week, he forbade Allied Irish from awarding senior employees about 40 million in bonuses for 2008, after reports of the payments sent waves of outrage through the country.
How blackface was meant to inspire people to vote is beyond comprehension (as is the concept of being "a music's slave"), but the blatant racism sent waves of outrage through the blogosphere. .
He told me about the angry letters that parents sent the SAIC, outraged that their tuition money was going to a school that supported Kanye West.
And a consolation prize, an autographed Yinka Dare Nets card, goes to Ed Conti of Summit, not for his entry, which the judges deemed unexceptional, but for the letter of outrage he sent when informed he had not won: "This is outrageous and I am, apparently, outraged.
President Pervez Musharraf expressed outrage and sent a letter to the president of China denouncing the attack.
Mr. Smith then sent a letter of outrage to General Moseley, who had just become vice chief of staff.
