Examples of 'express outrage' in a sentence
Meaning of "express outrage"
The phrase 'express outrage' is used to describe the act of openly expressing strong anger, indignation, or protest towards a particular event, action, or situation. It typically involves vocalizing one's disapproval, condemning the behavior, and demanding justice or change. It is often used in response to social or political issues that provoke strong emotional reactions
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Liberals express outrage and demand an apology.
We no longer have the strength to express outrage.
We can express outrage over their existence.
They may even express outrage.
And express outrage at this tragedy.
Chicagoans arrived in droves to express outrage.
You express outrage where you should feel grateful.
It was not enough merely to express outrage at blatantly racist incidents.
Hundreds of people came to a meeting at the school Monday to express outrage.
Alexander has express outrage with the entire proposition.
He did not yell or express outrage.
Today Christians express outrage that Christmas is losing its Christian roots.
Call a press conference immediately and express outrage at this tragedy.
Australians express outrage at Corby verdict.
He would often interrupt Pilkington to express outrage and disbelief.
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Congolese parliamentarians express outrage at the government 's new strategy.
No doubt, countries to which these measures are applied will express outrage.
Chicagoans arrived in droves to express outrage during the three town hall sessions.
What do you recommend I do? Call a press conference immediately and express outrage at this tragedy.
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People get on TV and express outrage.
There was therefore no reason to express outrage at events in Nigeria.
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Muslim leaders in France express outrage over the accusations.
Citizens, civil rights activists, and journalists continue to express outrage and frustration over the situation.
Many Muslim organisations have continued to express outrage at the destruction of the disputed structure.
In the dance, we can express outrage.
Many Palestinians took to Facebook to express outrage over the mayor 's remarks.
Or, they fail to express outrage.
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