Sentence examples for so much outrage from inspiring English sources

Some readers questioned why so much outrage is being directed at apparently underprivileged rioters.

What is it about the presumptuous use of we that inspires so much outrage, facetious or otherwise?

That is one reason why an (ultimately unfounded) report that the Grassley amendment might be reversed prompted so much outrage.

"There was so much outrage about the prisoner abuse, which I certainly don't approve of, but this was much worse.

The fact the current issues have caused so much outrage shows how much it means to people and that will rally people in the long term.

Why has this particular rape inspired so much outrage, people ask, when sexual violence is, sadly, so pervasive and commonplace there?

So that's why the whole Braun situation, there is so much player outrage toward him".

He has queried why, with so much Indian outrage gushing over the case, so little has been spent on her.

During the ructions that unseated Presidents Marcos and Estrada, many protesters were motivated not so much by outrage at suspected vote-rigging or corruption, which are unfortunate facts of life in the Philippines, but by a broader concern that their leaders were driving the country into the ground.

Consider the revolving door between Washington and Wall Street, which drew so much public outrage in the early days of the Obama administration … or the revolving door between Washington and Silicon Valley, which has been turning briskly in recent years without much public notice at all.

"It still puts way too many kids in the same space and creates overcrowding in the older grades," he said, "and it is just a last-ditch political maneuver by the Department of Education to make themselves look better at this moment where there is so much public outrage".