Meanings of provoke outrage in English

Some of these corruption cases seem specifically designed to provoke outrage.

Trump has vowed to revive America's ailing coal sector but this message is likely to to provoke outrage on the global stage.

Cyrus may provoke outrage, but she's yet to challenge the status quo in any meaningful, lasting way -something Hanna has ample experience in.

If the sacred dimension just means articles of faith that provoke outrage when assaulted, then religion and the religious would be better off without them.

It provoked outrage on Monday among environmental campaigners and free speech advocates.

A similar event at the last COP provoked outrage from many delegates.

The events in east Aleppo have provoked outrage across the world.

The video provoked outrage with President Jacob Zuma labelling it horrific, disturbing and unacceptable.

The ruling provoked outrage from members of Italy's Jewish community.

A recipe change for Cadbury's Creme Eggs has provoked outrage among some chocolate lovers.

The news provoked outrage from the EU among others.

OUTRAGE The film has provoked outrage in a country where respect and family values resonate.

Photo: AFP The case provoked outrage in Mexico, leading to street protests against perceived impunity.

In another age, such overkill would have provoked outrage.

The last one, in 2009, provoked outrage in Tokyo because the rocket flew over Japan.

The new sentence provoked outrage among neighbors, and eventually caught the attention of the Bundy family.