Sentence examples for sort of outrage from inspiring English sources

It's a thoroughly pleasurable sort of outrage though, because the conversation is all about books and takes place among people to whom books matter.

He felt a comic sort of outrage that something made for him to explore had been there all along and nobody had told him.

There was none of the sort of outrage on the streets that occurred in Iran in June, when backers of the incumbent president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, were accused of rigging the election for him.

For Swedes, cycling in the wrong direction on a cycle path or, worse still, on a pavement intended for pedestrians, elicits the sort of outrage people in the UK reserve for those dumping their rubbish on the pavement.

But think of it like this: what sort of outrage would there be if nurses were paid less than £6.50 an hour or you never got to see the same GP?

"That sort of outrage from the media, federation and tax authorities kills everyone who is trying to change this situation, including ourselves, who are ready to invest in Scotland once again with stadium plans.

Milbury has been trying to hit that "edge" for a while now, focused on some sort of outrage-meter but he does not have the guile, brains or charisma to pull it off.

The exhibition, titled Sputnik, caused all sorts of outrage until people realized it was all a big fat brilliant hoax.

Dean Burnett hopes this piece causes some sort of widespread outrage, purely for the irony.

She won him a million pounds, if not the same sort of public outrage that the Milly Dowler revelations provoked.

Indeed, it is only when the spittle in question is directed at a fellow human being that some sort of consensus, outrage, is reached.