Sentences with phrase «outrage over that fact»

However, over the weekend it was also hit by fresh outrage over the fact that — as people discovered when they downloaded their Facebook data — the company was for years quietly harvesting users» call logs on Android phones.

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A lot of folks have been expressing outrage and surprise over the fact that LifeWay Christian bookstores recently banned the movie «The Blind Side» from their shelves due to language and objectionable content.

As I watched my Facebook feed explode with outrage over today's school closing, one thing was crystal clear: a major concern involves the fact that many kids lack winter gear suitable for walking to school or waiting at bus stops in the frigid weather.

Whether you're morally outraged over, or cheerily indifferent to, the fact that by 2016 half of British children will be born out of wedlock, that bald statistic doesn't quite tell the full story.

In fact, a lot of the outrage over Weprin's same - sex «marriage» vote stems from the local Jewish community.

Then I started seeing the cries of outrage, first on Facebook when some of the usual crowd started crying over the fact that their hero, John Scalzi, would deign to allow his name to be associated with such a horribly sexist cover.

With the «information» about SWBF2 people have wrongly taken as fact without all the proper variables, we take a look at why the outrage over this «controversy» is unfounded.

Why is no one outraged by the fact it was meant to be the big free game of October, Octobers nearly over - where is it?

Featuring photography and video spanning almost fifty years — from the Vietnam War to the War on Terror — the exhibition Breaking News: Turning the Lens on Mass Media at the Getty Center couldn't be more timely, showing that artists have been questioning the veracity of «the media» since well before our current outrage over «alternative facts.»

Andrew Weaver, the Green Party leader who holds who holds the balance of power in B.C., isn't prepared to vote down the government on Site C (and cause an election over the issue) despite the fact that he is equally outraged.