Sentence examples for special outrage from inspiring English sources

But he suggests that A.I.G. should evoke a special outrage.

The spectacle of a handcuffed IMF head doing the "perp walk" aroused special outrage.

Hillary Clinton's name is never heard, Obama rates one mention as "Potus", and I left the theatre feeling no special outrage about whatever seems to have envenomed the Republicans on the Benghazi committee and the screamers on Fox News.

Officials reserved special outrage Monday for the idea that a friendly nation such as the U.S. would put France on its target list.

Yau caused particular outrage by vowing to defend a place she called "the Hong Kong special administrative region of the People's Refucking of Shina".

Their annual war on Christmas special generates outrage and, therefore, ratings.

But word that Delphi's union retirees would get a special break provoked outrage from Delphi's nonunion retirees.

The BBC is determined to air the Top Gear special that sparked outrage in Argentina and refuses to apologise for any offence caused.

"Foie gras production is one of the cruelest forms of animal production and I think there is a special element of outrage because it is such a frivolous item," she said.

But as a comedy performer, there's been almost nothing since the 2001 Brass Eye paedophile special that sparked tabloid outrage and cemented his status as the most breathtakingly militant comic critic of our media-dumbshow culture.

And then – as Slate reminded us in a special edition this week – there was outrage: wave after wave of outrage, sometimes justified, often not.