101.   Palestinian leaders expressed outrage at the attack, which touched off street demonstrations in Ramallah.

102.   Overwhelmingly, Muslims have expressed outrage over the attacks.

103.   People like Hillary Clinton and Madeleine Albright express their outrage.

104.   Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov, interviewed on television, was visibly shaken as he expressed his outrage at the killing.

105.   Privately, some broadcast journalists expressed outrage at what they viewed as the networks allowing themselves to be used by the Bush campaign.

106.   Rather than expressing outrage, shareholders were wildly enthusiastic.

107.   Politicians and businessmen have expressed outrage on radio talk shows that private conversations were so routinely intercepted, recorded, and possibly sold to third parties.

108.   President Bush said Tuesday that investigators will find no wrongdoing from the White House, and he expressed outrage that Enron kept vital information from shareholders.

109.   Representatives of liberal advocacy groups expressed outrage over the selection and predicted a fight.

v. + outrage >>共 160
express 29.23%
spark 13.48%
provoke 9.88%
cause 8.79%
voice 3.35%
trigger 3.18%
prompt 3.18%
stir 1.51%
draw 1.42%
follow 1.34%
express + n. >>共 264
concern 19.92%
interest 7.28%
hope 4.78%
support 4.54%
confidence 4.41%
regret 2.88%
doubt 2.88%
fear 2.60%
reservation 2.51%
optimism 2.09%
outrage 1.33%
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