31.   However, he was taken back into custody almost immediately amid widespread public outrage at the decision and now faces possible deportation to Germany.

32.   However, he was taken back into custody almost immediately amid widespread public outrage at the decision.

33.   Blunders by police and judicial authorities in investigating the disappearances have caused widespread public outrage in Belgium.

34.   Corruption at the textile factory revealed last year forced thousands of workers out of their jobs, and has provoked widespread public outrage.

35.   The sentencing of Dadfar sparked widespread outrage among reformist MPs, some of whom threatened to resign in protest against violation of parliamentary immunity.

36.   The testing programme has triggered widespread international outrage, particularly from Pacific rim countries.

37.   Their detention last year, along with four others who have since been released, has sparked widespread outrage and mounting calls for the ISA to be repealed.

38.   Their detention, along with four others who have since been released, has sparked widespread outrage and mounting calls for the ISA to be repealed.

39.   Thirty of those recaptured were executed by the Gestapo in an act that caused widespread outrage at the time.

40.   Twenty-two youths in all were arrested after the event, which caused widespread outrage, and six more defendants are to be tried early next month.

a. + outrage >>共 235
public 30.93%
international 11.51%
moral 5.21%
widespread 4.80%
national 3.50%
worldwide 1.90%
expressed 1.70%
popular 1.30%
latest 1.30%
terrorist 1.20%
widespread + n. >>共 1160
use 4.24%
support 3.99%
corruption 3.47%
criticism 2.68%
protest 1.95%
damage 1.88%
speculation 1.86%
discrimination 1.76%
violence 1.69%
abuse 1.62%
outrage 0.52%
每页显示:    共 48