Sentence examples for universal outrage from inspiring English sources

There was universal outrage, and it's easy to see why.

Universal outrage over Fifagate reflects the fact that football/soccer is fast becoming a universal institution (at least for the male half of the universe), creating some useful common reference points.

Russia's determination to defend wider spheres of traditional influence in the non-aligned and developing world can be seen in its obdurate refusal to penalise Syria, in the face of almost universal outrage over the crackdown there; and in its de facto defence of Iran's nuclear programme.

And then, of course, came the infamous Ray Rice video which has sparked universal outrage and which makes one wonder whether our society has gotten to a stage where we've let professional athletes (and some pop culture celebrities like singer Chris Brown, Rhianna's ex) become so entitled that they feel that smacking their girlfriend or spouse is acceptable behavior.

Ricciardi and Demos examine those convictions in "Making a Murderer," and the information they present has led viewers to respond with near-universal outrage about the verdicts.

The Gianforte assault has generated near-universal outrage from politicians, journalists, and the general public.

In 2003 America's invasion produced all but universal Arab outrage.

Unlike the many politicians involved in corruption scandals — a frequent occurrence in Brazil — the band members whose pyrotechnics caused the fire and the security personnel who blocked clubgoers from leaving will almost certainly be punished swiftly, if only because of universal public outrage.

President Obama had delayed construction while a detailed environmental impact study is completed, generating universal Republican outrage.

When you see surveillance videos of some creep mugging an elderly person in an elevator or apartment lobby, the universal reaction is outrage.

There's been an almost universal response of outrage to Citizens United.