Sentence examples for suffering outrage from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration is not yet even out of office and Americans are already suffering outrage fatigue.

And why, asks the mayor of Taiji, a small whaling port, should Japanese ships have to go so far, suffering international outrage?

You are suffering the moral outrage of a hypocritical writer who has profited from the spoils of slavery".

Senators Levin and McCain could barely contain their disdain and outrage suffering the self-serving and evasive responses to their incisive and deeply prepared questioning.

The decision, which Zanis said was meant to empathize with the killers' parents, who he imagined must be suffering immensely, sparked outrage, especially among some of the victims' families.

Many conservatives are suffering from another bout of Obama outrage because the president isn't attending former first lady Nancy Reagan's funeral Friday.

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

Updated, 4 30 p.m. | Even before it cleared a legislative committee, a bill that would give animal shelters the right to immediately kill animals deemed to be suffering from "psychological pain" drew an avalanche of outrage.

One can only assume that France's literary scene must have been suffering a profound torpor if it responded with such outrage to this bilious, hysterical and oddly juvenile book.

"Words alone can neither express our outrage nor ease the agony of all those suffering from the constant violence in northern Nigeria," UNICEF executive director Anthony Lake said in a statement.

"Words alone can neither express our outrage nor ease the agony of all those suffering from the constant violence in northern Nigeria.