51.   Parizeau, who provoked outrage by blaming the referendum loss on non-French-speaking immigrants, plans to resign from those posts next month.

52.   Still, her death has provoked outrage among many Russians.

53.   That sentence last month provoked outrage among thousands of coal miners in western Romania who set off on a protest march to the capital.

54.   Swarthmore College reaffirmed its decision to eliminate varsity football, a move that provoked outrage among alumni and prompted some to ask for their donations back.

55.   That plan has received short shrift from European governments and provoked outrage from protesters and European media.

56.   The Berlin conference provoked outrage in conservative circles after state-run television showed footage of an Iranian woman dancing and other participants chanting slogans against Iran.

57.   Television images of the actual scenes provoked outrage in the United States at the time.

58.   The airport disruption has provoked growing outrage among passengers.

59.   The comments have provoked widespread outrage.

60.   The beating death of the black consciousness leader provoked international outrage.

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%
provoke + n. >>共 647
protest 3.97%
outrage 3.90%
violence 3.57%
attack 2.91%
criticism 2.81%
debate 2.38%
outcry 2.22%
anger 2.18%
confrontation 1.98%
clash 1.95%
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