In Wheaton, she quietly worked the crowd into a pleasurable state of shared outrage.
The sets of Stewart and Colbert were safe spaces for liberals to mock the powerful and fatuous, and laugh together through their shared outrage.
This sense of collective belonging and common cause probably girded the early uprising by speeding the metamorphosis of Bouazizi's private suffering into shared outrage.
"The point was to show that no matter where you stand on the religious spectrum, we all have a shared belief and shared outrage by the events that are taking place".
As we express our shared outrage at chief executives who loot their shareholders, we are reminded that the only difference between them and some of those whose savings were depleted by their acts is the scale of their opportunity.
This shared outrage underscores how egalitarian free trade is: undermining inefficient producers who survive behind protective barriers, be they fabulously wealthy sugar producers in Florida or campesinos on tiny plots in Michoacán.
They should use their shared outrage not just as an excuse to carry on with a peace process that edges forward inch by inch, but to make a real effort to bring it to a successful conclusion.In this section Saving the Bush presidency Losing their vrroooom?
A shared outrage at American foreign policy in south-east Asia was clearly important to this friendship, which started in 1964 when a magazine subscription from Tranströmer arrived on the very day that Bly had driven for three hours to find his book in the Minnesota University library.
Readers are getting sick of it, but it's hard to tell whether our shared outrage is channelling into useful new standards for writers and publishers, or rather if the world of publishing isn't simply working itself up into such a dizzy froth of contradictory principles that nobody knows who or what to believe anymore.
