Sentence examples for sweet outrage from inspiring English sources

The episode chronicles Krakowski's misadventures on the reserve, and instead of the sweet, sweet outrage I was expecting to feel, I just laughed.

And the wide, silent mouth could curl into almost anything: outrage, boredom, smugness, sweet innocence, and on and on.

In previous years, attacks during the final days of Ramadan, when Afghans flock to markets for sweets and new clothes, or during the Eid festivities have stirred significant public outrage.

The tidbits that suggested privilege stoked the outrage of the men at the coffee shop as they smoked cheap, bitter tobacco and sipped sweet tea.

The KKK also sparked outrage in South Carolina last month when residents in Seneca, Oconee County, awoke to find bags of sweets on their driveways on a Sunday morning, along with leaflets urging them to "Save our land, join the Klan".

The outrage.

Cue outrage.

Sweet sweet sweet sweet sweet tea.

Yes, outrage.

An outrage!

And outrage.