Sentence examples for showed outrage from inspiring English sources

Speaking to Sky News from Glasgow, Mr. Watson said: Let's be clear, it's not Rupert Murdoch that closed this paper, it's decent families up and down the country who've showed outrage at the revelations that have bombarded this company all week.

The American people and businesses like NASCAR, JW Marriott and Walmart showed outrage over discrimination laws, so much so that lawmakers scrambled to fix the mess they created.

While I was speaking to Sayaka in the hostel, I couldn't help but notice a glimmer of satisfaction when I showed outrage at her 16-hour working days, as if it was recognition of a job well done.

People who are offended should respond more proportionately than by showing outrage.

But it would be irresponsible to encourage or show outrage at a time like this.

The new tactic is to show outrage.

The same people condemning Bergdahl today weren't showing outrage over the "deliberate and calculated lies" and "utter fiction" they propagated during the Bush years.

One commentator later said "It's quite ironic that someone like Michael Savage sees no hypocrisy in strongly defending his right to the First Amendment only to show outrage and intolerance a few minutes later toward the views of someone else he doesn't agree with".

She has also made a side career of excellent chatshow appearances and red-carpet and awards show outrages.

But the recent decision to cancel some of BET's news and public affairs shows outraged kibitzers who have long complained that the network lacks substantive programming.

But despite the enormous emotion of the moment, the whites did not cheer or whoop; the blacks showed no outrage.