Sentences with phrase «even more outrage»

And that means that his death evokes even more outrage than it would have if the film had portrayed him as a saint.

Brundage also knew that Hitler, already stung by Owen's presence on the gold medal stand, would be even more outraged if two Jews mounted it, over the vanquished Germans.

«Don't get out of that chair, Hughie, if you know what's good for you,» an even more outraged Cuomo warned.

Not exact matches

Fair enough, but it is striking that Gates is much more harshly critical of Congress and yet these attacks on Congress have not produced much surprise, outrage, or even pushback.

... a story about how we realized that one day we could actually be related and hang out even more... mwahahahahaha... But, our kids usually read these posts, and we figured they'd be shocked, outraged and utterly embarrassed if we told you how we planned to leverage their futures for our own self - serving gains.)

With GDPR just around the corner, the outrage surrounding Facebook and Cambridge Analytica stresses, even more, the value of trust in our favourite brands and the importance of protecting user and customer data.

Arsenal fans were not happy with Mariner for the penalty not given and some called for even more red cards for New Castle players, while New Castle fans were clearly outraged by some of the cards issued.

The public is outraged by the fact that a friend of the President with no meaningful education or government post has had the opportunity to influence, and even supersede, the democratically elected President in making important decisions, even more so with the approval of the President.

His experience of the revolutions of 1968 left him outraged at moral relativism and produced a Pope who made the Catholic Church even more resistant to change.

ALBANY, NY (10/28/2010)(readMedia)-- Governor Paterson's announcement this morning of even more reductions in the state work force through layoffs is an outrage, completely unnecessary and illegal.

However the confected outrage of the local Labour party is even more over the top.

«New Yorkers should be outraged that Governor Paterson continues to seek more cuts in essential services and programs that affect their quality of life even though there are clearly better ways to save money and protect those services,» Donohue said.

If outrage about corruption is pervasive statewide, recent polling suggests it may be even more acute in the suburbs: In a recent Siena College poll, 54 percent of suburban New York voters said they were less likely to re-elect their own legislators because of recent corruption scandals, about 10 percentage points more than the share of rural and New York City voters who said the same.

The dual - drug combination will likely cost even more, which has prompted outrage from physicians and patient advocates alike, as well as plans from insurers to ration the combination when it becomes commercially available.

You'll find the appropriate amount of outrage you seek, but even ignoring Wes Anderson's global marginalization, Isle Of Dogs is a cutesy escape from reality that's just fine enough and not much more — somehow proving a singular love for dogs isn't a 5 - star slam dunk.

Soon an even more disturbing outrage concerns the intrepid clan of archaeologists: the freshly and savagely slain corpse of a thief defiling the ancient burial site.

Some travellers, however, are outraged if they're charged even a penny more than a local.

If there is a fatal dog we attack can expect even more punitive legislation to meet renewed outrage.

Both Grand Cayman Eco Tours offer some fishing, (after all the 27ft Outrage is a fully equipped fishing vessel) lines can be dropped in the water for some trolling in order to provide even more additional fun!

Full disclosure, I m not a Street Fighter aficionado (beyond general knowledge of watching some tournament and a few videos) and am mostly a PC gamer, so I don't often see what is usually way more offensive (Japanese games) and way more worthy (even if not in my eyes) of the kind of outrage western games seem to get.

That level of disrespect towards a game that is straight - up lionized in the gaming canon was cause for outrage, even more so than similarly botched ports of Final Fantasy V and VI.

And, the contentious Duke Energy coal gasification facility in Edwardsport Indiana was reportedly using more energy than it produced even after massive cost overuns and ratepayer outrage.

Decent Americans should be outraged no matter who they voted for — and even more so when they see it happening in their own back yards, involving the people and institutions they deal with.

The battle over emissions and air quality is even more tense in China, where pollution and smog are provoking outrage among China's growing middle class.

It is one of a general loss of confidence and trust, in some cases even outrage that scientists on the direct or indirect taxpayer payroll are trying to bamboozle the very people that are financing their work, so that any incident like this one becomes just more fuel on the fire.

KeystoneXLNow.com takes aim at President Obama for failing to approve the Keystone XL project (even though the White House just announced approval of the southern leg today), calling it «an affront to millions of Americans out of work and an outrage to millions more who are paying higher energy costs as a result of this administration's policies.»

With GDPR just around the corner, the outrage surrounding Facebook and Cambridge Analytica stresses, even more, the value of trust in our favourite brands and the importance of protecting user and customer data.

HELD In order to prove an offence of outraging public decency the prosecution had to show that: (i) that the act was of such a lewd, obscene or disgusting character that it outraged public decency; and (ii) that the act took place in a public place and that it was capable of being seen by two or more persons present even if they had not actually seen it.

The two person rule in respect of establishing the public element of the offence of outraging public decency contrary to the common law can be satisfied if there were two or more people present who were capable of seeing the nature of the act, even if they did not actually see it.

If the FTC ultimately decides Facebook did violate the agreement, the company could be open to millions in fines, according to the Post — not to mention even more public outrage for violating the landmark privacy deal.

BTC - e account holders are even more concerned by this move and have expressed outrage.