Sentences with phrase «far more outrage»
WHY HAS THERE NOT BEEN FAR MORE OUTRAGE AT THIS GIGANTIC WAGE THEFT?
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Of course anger is also dangerous, since we are far more willing to be outraged at injustices to ourselves than to others.
His paper excoriating the 1930 Conference was far more damning and outraged than any document I have seen on this subject from a Catholic source.
ALBANY - A Staten Island state senator said Thursday that the drug fentanyl kills far more people on average every day than the recent Las Vegas mass shooting, yet doesn't generate nearly the same outrage.
Perhaps nowhere has the approach drawn more attention — and outrage — than in Washington, which has probably taken value - added further than any other district in the country.
Academics — especially in Europe, and especially those with seniority — have impressive protections against outrages, and petty flare ups between colleagues are commonplace enough that one flip - flopping publicly because of some unpleasant friction for a few days or weeks has revealed far more about his own character than that of his detractors..
News that the Trump administration is poised to ask Congress for deep budget cuts to the Energy Department's renewable energy and energy efficiency programs has thus far generated less outrage than the White House's abandonment of the Paris Climate Treaty, yet has the potential to be far more damaging to efforts to respond to climate change.
That this inconvenient fact has driven hundreds of blog posts, dozens of fevered accusations, a basket load of FOI requests, and stoked multiple fires of manufactured outrage is far more a testimony to personal obsession, rather than to its intrinsic importance.