Sentence examples for triggered outrage from inspiring English sources
Reker's comments triggered outrage on social media.
The arrival of the script triggered outrage.
The findings triggered outrage in Israel and a personal campaign against Goldstone.
The case has triggered outrage, grief and anger, with protests across India continuing on Tuesday.
Alan Jones's comments during a Sydney University Liberal Club dinner triggered outrage.
When Daniel W. Richards, the president of the California Fish and Game Commission, went to Idaho and shot a mountain lion, the dead carcass of which he held up gleefully for a photo, he triggered outraged calls for his resignation by California state legislators, Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, Sierra Club California and the head of the Humane Society of the United States.
Findings like these typically trigger outrage that such antediluvian attitudes persist.
These days, the question of what triggers outrage and what doesn't could be a good topic for academic research.
Even if that will again likely trigger outrage among the players, Tiriac has a clear view on who should dictate changes in tennis.
When the government set out to withdraw the allowance in 1986, triggering outrage, the resulting campaign was the first indication of the gathering strength of the disability movement.
