Sentence examples for true outrage from inspiring English sources

True outrage must be sincere.

The true outrage lies in two places.

But we did not fold, we did not give in; no, we held them close, and accepted their rage, took it into our bodies, all of it, as we accept all their silly tantrums, as a substitute for the true outrage, which of course they do not yet know, because we have not yet told them, because we are on holiday — to which end we have come to a hotel with a lazy river.

Bevan and Cannon show how Gingrich's anti-media tirades were carefully calculated to tap into the conservative base's strongest emotions, more so than any reflection of true outrage.

Unsparing as it usually is, the film does pass over one of the true outrages of Sept. 13, 1971 -- the failure by the state and prison authorities to provide even elementary medical care for the 85 people wounded and for some who would eventually be counted among the dead.

"Where's the media outrage over a true scandal, Arlen Specter's Cancergate?" asks one lefty blogger.Outrage is a strong word, so let's go with cynicism instead.

In the midst of all this breast-beating about the niggling details of Daisey's story, what has been lost is the true moral outrage that the Foxxconn factory represented in 2010 and, if the FLA report is to be believed, still represents in 2012.

PERETZ IS A ZIONIST, but his true ideology is outrage, a policy broadcast loudly for 33 years as editor in chief of The New Republic.

This was particularly true in the outrage over the case of Caster Semenya, the South African athlete who won the 800 meters at the world championships in Berlin in 2009 and was accused of holding an unfair advantage because she was thought to compete unjustly in a women's event.

Just as the characters in the film are average people running around in homemade costumes calling themselves super, "Kick-Ass 2" is a lesser version of what it appears to be, an uncertain jumble rather than a true exploration of outrage, violence and identity.

"If these allegations are proved true, I am outraged by the appalling, pay-to-play schemes hatched at the highest levels of our state government," said Mr. Jackson, who had openly expressed interest in Mr. Obama's old job and who met with Mr. Blagojevich, whom he is not known to be close to, for 90 minutes on Monday afternoon to discuss the post.