Sentence examples for with such outrage from inspiring English sources

One can only assume that France's literary scene must have been suffering a profound torpor if it responded with such outrage to this bilious, hysterical and oddly juvenile book.

Yet both Sanders supporters and Clinton critics have nonetheless expressed surprise and frustration at this voting bloc and its seeming ignorance of positions and actions from Clinton's past, with such outrage coalescing into the Twitter hashtag #WhichHillary.

But we fear that so long as the three major regional partners refuse to get tough with the generals, such outrage will make little difference.

An ill-conceived proposal by Frank Gehry to cover Lincoln Center's central plaza with a gigantic glass canopy stirred such outrage among constituents that it was shelved in 2001.

And, more seriously, I feared that maybe Daisey had approached the subject with such fresh outrage and investigative vigor that he had been able to find what so many over here had not.

There's an irony in the fact that images of Polish supporters chanting antisemitic slogans and giving Nazi salutes have been met with such deserved outrage, but to brandish a sword and recall the brutal and bloody invasion of Muslim lands is portrayed as harmless banter.

For those familiar with the realities of punishment in America, there is no question such outrage is warranted.

Why has this crime caused such outrage?

Why did this letter elicit such outrage?

John Waters, the Baltimore film auteur with the slicked-back hair and pencil-line mustache of a carnival magician, first achieved notoriety with such calculated outrages as "Pink Flamingos" (1972) and "Female Trouble" (1975).

But it is also true that he targeted the LGBT community, and thus his crime was an act of anti-gay hate in line with a long, dark history of such outrages in America, such as the 1973 arson attack on the Upstairs Lounge in New Orleans.