Sentence examples for a big outrage from inspiring English sources

"There hasn't been a big outrage over the teams being moved," said Chris Oliver, editor of the South Bergenite, a weekly newspaper in neighboring Rutherford, "except some of the readers complaining about having to go to Newark".

Insurance executives in Germany are still negotiating with their government about setting up a pool for terrorist risk.In the end, says Walter Kielholz, chief executive of Swiss Re, governments will become the insurer of last resort, in the case of a big terrorist outrage, whether laws are in place or not.

In the event of another big outrage, it would presumably step in, as it did briefly after last year's attacks.

Mary Ann Sternberg Baton Rouge, La., May 5, 2008 • To the Editor: The suffering and death of immigrants in United States detention facilities point to a still bigger outrage: the alarming breakdown of health care for detained immigrants and asylum seekers.

While agreeing with Ed Schultz that this amounted to "business as usual on Wall Street," Sekoff lamented the American public's habit of "getting really mad about the little things, and then we lose sight of the big outrages".

A generation ago, the biggest outrage in the capital was over lawmakers running up $25 in charges for personal phone calls, a blip that would hardly merit a mention elsewhere.

So maybe we shouldn't be surprised that this week's biggest outrage has to do with a net artist using Craigslist erotic masseuses to make penis drawings for an upscale hotel chain all in the name of critiquing how the art world whores itself out to big business.

Campaign-finance discussions tend to focus on a) the Presidential race and b) the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, but the biggest outrage concerning money in politics has little to do with either.

Which is the bigger outrage?

And this isn't even the biggest outrage about this bill.

But he wasn't rebuked, or worse, way back when – and that should be the biggest outrage of all.