Sentence examples for time of outrage from inspiring English sources

A time of outrage is upon us.

This, too, is fueling a time of outrage that has left Western politicians chasing shadows.

"It is a time of outrage and is a time when the world needs your leadership," she said.

An announcement by President Bashar al-Assad came at a time of outrage over a video of a tortured boy.

But I am, above all, surprised that, in a time of outrage, so many of the speeches were business as usual.

August aborted this year into a time of ugly politics, debt debates, and a new time of outrage.

It's probably the worst outrage in a time of horrendous outrage.

In America, this happened, of course, at a time of national outrage, and of real, if unrealistic, fear that Pearl Harbour was the prelude to a Japanese invasion.

At every stop of her trip, she has faced reporters' questions about torture at a time of widespread outrage in Europe over reports that the CIA has operated secret prisons in East European countries.

The move comes at a time of international outrage over the murder of US-based Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, and after Democratic and Republican lawmakers threatened to take action in Congress next week over the refuelling operations.

Not only were no tertiary positions conceded, in fact no syntagmatic framework had been offered readers of "The Change" within which conversation could continue beyond online or real-time expressions of outrage and defensiveness.