Sentences with phrase «more moral outrage»
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The Liberator Devil therefore encourages more democratic forms of desecration that combine moral outrage with entertainment, as is the case with rap artists like Ice - T or the rock singer G. G. Allin, who, in an expression of artistic freedom, once defecated on stage and threw the feces at the audience.
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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.
«Africa Addio» has more violence - more real animals being killed, and plenty of real people being killed - but does not achieve quite the same level of moral outrage.
Unlike the slick suits and killer sheen of Oliver Stone's Wall Street, this is a world of chaos and disorder filled with misfits who understand numbers more than people; from Christian Bale's Michael Burry, a socially awkward heavy - metal enthusiast who dreams up the credit default swaps that enable him to «short» the housing market, to Steve Carell's bereaved and fractured Mark Baum (a character inspired by the real - life Steve Eisman) who balances moral outrage and repressed self - loathing as he swims with sharks in the cesspool of the financial market.
Reiterating Education Minister Nick Gibb's call for greater social mobility, Wilshaw said it was a «moral outrage» that independent schools were failing to do more to help disadvantaged children in neighbouring state schools.
More than 20 years after that first moral outrage inducing outing, Mortal Kombat X has hit the shelves, and it's once again time to ooh and ahh over grotesque finishing moves - presented in the highest fidelity current technology can muster.
Born a decade or more after the German Neo-Expressionists, Maguire's peers include Martin Kippenberger (1953 — 1997) and Francesco Clemente (b. 1952), but his kinship with Marlene Dumas (b. 1953) is most pronounced, in their outrage at moral hypocrisy and their concerns with both social justice and violence against the body.