Sentence examples for suffer outrage from inspiring English sources

When it comes to Wall Street and the financial sector in general, most of us suffer outrage fatigue combined with an overwhelming cynicism that nothing will ever be done to stop these abuses because the Street is too powerful.

Here in Irvington, we suffer another outrage.

Even during these spells of unemployment, the Republicans suffer no outrage.

The truth is that we've suffered from outrage inflation for many years.

Amanda suffers that outrage bravely in the Long Wharf Theater's absolutely effervescent new production of Noël Coward's "Private Lives".

The calm of Londoners, who suffered the outrage of the explosions and the ordeal of waiting for news from dear ones who may have been there (that silence which cuts like a blade through your heart), impressed the watching world, as did the calm of Madrid's population the previous year.

"It's impossible to suffer such an outrage, open lies and inability to negotiate any longer … Our column with humanitarian aid is starting to move toward Luhansk," the statement said.

But will the learning continue if Britain suffers no terrorist outrage in the next few years?

So great was the heat of the trial during its last says that when a witness happened to mention an outrage suffered at the same time by the French consul-general in Algiers, who, it seems was undressed in public and beaten, Tixier-Vignancour insolently declared, "The posterior of a consul-general is never the symbol of France but is indeed the symbol of the present regime".

An announcement from the U.K. government that university funding will suffer new cuts has stirred outraged among students and academic institutions but it appears research funding will be protected.

Just as in the last two years, around 20 different nations have suffered serious terrorist outrages.