Sentence examples for without outrage from inspiring English sources
As for the outrage question, I've always felt that if you cover something outrageous and you write it up without outrage, then you're lying to your readers somewhere.
The atheist shoes, the inflatable Lionel Richie head, the TARDIS launch – these pass without comment, or at least without outrage.
You cannot read a book like Ms. Roberts's, or "American Icon," the just-published investigation of the Faustian fall of the great pitcher Roger Clemens, without outrage at how shamefully complicit baseball's leadership has been in the contamination of the game.
I lived through Nixon's resignation without outrage.
It pains me to no end to see Obama have his bloody testicles handed to him over and over, to see him take it without outrage, to even meekly blame this on "Warshington".
Such options provide little in the way of incentive for employees to stay, and companies have looked for ways to change that without outraging existing shareholders.
BERLIN — From the earliest days, the effort to overcome Europe's debt crisis has been a balancing act, keeping the debtor nations afloat without outraging the publics of the wealthy countries expected to absorb the multibillion-dollar costs.
Without the tug of sex, without the outrage fueled by corruption, without the garishness of violence, without the enrapturing horror of abrupt death, we are, as a nation, engaged.
So perhaps it is possible to talk about abortion in 2016 without horror, outrage or disgust.
It's difficult, and perhaps counterintuitive, to write about race in America without bombast, outrage or satire.
