Sentence examples for unexpected outrage from inspiring English sources

"I Meant to Say, Please Pass the Sugar…" is one of those exhibitions that shows how many intricately weaved stories live and breathe inside a single image -- made from memories, beliefs, compulsions and the occasional unexpected outrage.

That language — and the implication that observant Jews were the ones causing problems by feeding the geese — has provoked an unexpected confusion and outrage from some Jewish leaders, including one who called the message "an affront" and "a disgrace".

Ah, this is what we expect on a Nicki Minaj album: crazed voices, declarations of superiority that vibrate with outrage, unexpected shifts between menacing calm and multi-layered chorales.

The sentences were not unexpected, but Dunleavy was outraged at Judge Nickerson.

Religious and conservative groups called the ruling an outrage but not unexpected, and spoke of steps to enact a constitutional ban on gay marriage.

Proprietary outrage was the unexpected byproduct of the "Devils & Dust" buildup for fans who are usually more concerned with subjects like "What is it with Bruce's hair?" (brucespringsteen.net) and "'Brilliant Disguise' is criminally underappreciated" (backstreets.com).com

There is unexpected majesty in Mr. Fiennes's outrage when, high on a balcony, he confronts the rebels.

Among Mr. Zuma's detractors, the decision on Monday was seen as an outrage that, while not unexpected, was nevertheless another sign that the nation's justice system was malleable to manipulation by the powerful.

Earlier, TV hosts and pundits, revelling in the unexpected turn of the story, had expressed outrage that an apparently different set of rules applied to celebrities.

They have been rightly outraged when stung with an unexpected and expensive fee.

Meanwhile, the roaring popularity of dramas and reality shows continues to be fueled by their ability to astonish and outrage on a weekly basis with unexpected story turns and inexplicable tantrums and victories.