Sentences with phrase «much more outraged»

Had I not been cautioned by those who preceded me in hearing this diagnosis, I would have been much more outraged.

Not exact matches

While exorbitant drug price hikes by Martin Shkreli's Turing Pharmaceuticals and Valeant have sparked outrage in Washington and tanked the stock prices of much of the pharmaceutical sector in the last six months, there's growing evidence that the controversy may be more smoke than fire.

Attachable devices and the sorts of things manufacturers can get away with are therefore much more malleable to consumer opinions, and especially outrage.

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.

I understand that it doesn't say much negative about the companies, but the timing of its release coincides with the «Chick - fil - a» protest day and is a thinly veiled attempt to lump more Christian companies into the mix with Chick - fil - a (likely in an effort to direct some of the outrage toward others in addition to Chick - fil - a).

We tolerate so much immorality that we tend to release pent up outrage on more trivial infractions.

Despite the apparent «outrage», this situation is largely cultural with England having a much more entrenched away culture than the largely muted one in Spain.

I'm guessing it would be mostly women who would do that; women seek divorce much more than men do, fewer women don't have custody (2.4 million out of 8.6 million single moms, but that's approaching the number of single dads, 2.6 million) and they seem to face less public scrutiny or at least less outrage than cheating men do.

Radical Conservative plans to make it much more difficult for workers in key public services to go on strike have been slammed as a «democratic outrage» by trade union leaders.

But after much societal and political outrage, the composition of the committee was changed to give smaller parties more clout, bringing together opposite interests ranging from the Greens» commitment to proportional representation to the Conservatives» reluctance to change anything.

In the end, the outrage one must feel about this crime against an individual who expressed human regard and decency is conveyed, and Nekrasov's dedication to tell as much of the story as he can is more than appropriate and duly recorded.

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.

Other news: Jailbreaking your PS3 means no PSN, Duke Nukem Forever, Kojima's Twitter account outrage, the cost of living in a town that will get you banned from Xbox Live, and much more.

The Connecticut Post states «We'd call the federal budget provision that would literally leave poor people in the cold an outrage, but it is much more than that.

The creation of a new genre, the prolific Polish indie environment, culture export, the niche behind Silent Hills outrage and much more.

The more dismissive, the more outraged, the more pain we could inflict on each other served as proof that painting was very much ALIVE!»

The use of a child's head may cause the sort of outrage that often surrounds Hirst's work, but art critic Ben Lewis said: «It's basically art shock goes bling, not much more than Freddie Krueger with diamante on.»

As chairman of the Turner prize judges, Serota is well aware that annual displays of outrage at the shortlist and periodic personal attacks on him are a sign that there remains much more hand - holding of the public to be done.

For that reason, unless the people in our generations (I was born in the late 1950s) can get our acts together to acknowledge and address the issue, it may be that the people who need to start speaking up and expressing some strong concern and «outrage» (much more so than today) are college students and high - schoolers.

But by the same token, the Chinese should be outraged that the United States is putting nearly as much into the atmosphere, and historically a whole lot more than any other country, and changing their climate.