Sentence examples for storm of outrage from inspiring English sources

Expect another grilling, another bank apology, another storm of outrage.

The Sandusky story set off an understandable, and immediate, storm of outrage.

His remarks caused a storm of outrage in a country still suffering rationing.

But when it was released, in April 2005, it caused a storm of outrage.

Anyway, a routine storm of outrage followed on Twitter, inevitably leading to the PCC complaints.

A storm of outrage broke across the Russian media, intensified by Slavophile fury fuelled by solidarity with orthodox, South Slav "little brothers" in the annexed provinces.

Benghazi has furnished a storm of outrages over two years, some of them real and some phony.

Brainiacs frequently visit cloud-cuckoo land, where passionate dialectics can cause storms of outrage.

But Republicans lined up before microphones on Capitol Hill letting loose storms of outrage and repeatedly noting his Hispanic heritage in a clear effort to make Democrats pay a price with a group of swing voters that both parties are avidly courting.

The show sparked a perfect storm of tabloid outrage.

Cardinal Law resigned in 2002, after a storm of public outrage.