Sentence examples for source of outrage from inspiring English sources

The source of outrage was twofold.

The episode has been a source of outrage and introspection at the institution for months.

Another predictable source of outrage is the diminished revenue of the publishing industry.

It used to be that the Senate's clubbiness was a source of outrage to critics around the nation.

Mr. Cunha's party, the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party, called the P.M.D.B., has become a particular source of outrage in Brazil.

Branding that reaches out to children inside the educational system, however, is a reliable source of outrage.

"We're close to being reliant solely on renewable sources of outrage".

For many Northern Virginia residents, Pruitt's ethical scandals were proximate sources of outrage.

But the way Hale writes the scene almost succeeds in completely neutering these two sources of outrage.

The ongoing search for the movement's purpose still turned up diverse, though not unrelated, sources of outrage: income inequality, corporate influence in government, student debt.

These activities have often been mocked — and were the source of scandal and outrage in the years before the revolution — but through Ms. Coppola's eyes they are poignant as well as a bit silly.