Sentence examples for value and outrage from inspiring English sources
Islamic State, an Al Qaeda breakaway faction that adheres to a fundamentalist interpretation of Islam, has made a point of destroying pre-Islamic ruins, statues and relics, labeling them as idolatrous -- and reveling in the shock value and outrage caused worldwide by the wanton destruction.
The party said her revealing outfits and suggestive dance moves featured in the show were an insult to Asian values and outraged local cultural mores.
Maher's tweet is only the latest in a series of comedians' jokes (or poor attempts at jokes) being taken at face value and sparking outrage in the media.
Both Futurists and Dadaists worked to confound the barrier between actor and performer, and both capitalized on the publicity value of shock and outrage.
They use the power of humiliation to express social values and moral outrage.
The ability to acquire data and map high rates of adverse outcomes, clusters, or areas with high levels of pollutants can cause concern and outrage and possibly influence property values.
It is the shock value, and the recidivism, which has accounted for the publicity and outrage.
Grief and outrage aren't doled out in relation to a horse's value or the class level at which it competes.
James's speech helped consolidate his position as heir apparent to his father's role, but since then his capital within News Corp has declined considerably and James and Rupert have been chastened by the fallout from the hacking scandal at their News of the World tabloid – now closed – which prompted outrage last year, damaging the value and reputation of News Corp and the Murdoch family.
