Sentence examples for unique outrage from inspiring English sources

Bold pronouncements all, and full of that unique outrage that only the Internet can facilitate.

Cellphone images and internet connections have already provided unique insight into outrages, but they still require a person to take the phone out and record.

And yet, suggesting that moronic, over-sentimental, knee-jerk outrage is unique to some mythical "Internet Community" is as ridiculous as giving that same Community credit for doing good.

Every murder is an outrage against the unique human being who is its victim.

And now in Kosovo he has found a cause worthy of his high purpose.The moral outrage is not unique to Britain.

The death of Freddie Gray, while he was in the custody of the Baltimore police, didn't outrage people because of its unique horror.

President Obama actually cried — that was his unique protest — while trying to channel his outrage, and many other people's, into fixing our nation's crazy gun laws.

Choungy's experience may be an outrage, but in Cambodia it's no longer unique.

The unique sensibilities seen in the best Japanese architecture have informed the outrage and insult felt by Japanese architects, among many others, to the Hadid design.

Michelle Obama has taken the unique step of delivering her husband's weekly presidential address to express outrage at the kidnapping of the Nigerian schoolgirls.

The move has outraged the broader community because the U.S. Military HIV Research Program plays a unique role in AIDS vaccine development.