The New Revolt of the Masses

The change sparked international outrage.

It has given way to widespread resentment.

On Twitter, many web users also expressed their outrage

I sense a disturbance in the Force.

Feelings of anger and wrath are also raging among bloggers.

Cameron s remarks were deeply resented in Pakistan.

But the police action sparked outrage among supporters of the organisation.

You cannot do anything, but just bark.

I could barely contain my indignation at her impudence.

News about the apparently homophobic reason for the monument's removal caused a global uproar.

These expenses are already the cause of open outrage among local residents.

The news soon went viral and triggered outrage online.

When America does not adhere to the principles that it preaches to others, it breeds resentment.

Many netizens expressed anger towards the new policy.

Maybe I should have some resentment in me, but I am too tired.

To calm the outrage, one party mouthpiece clarified that the set of guidelines is meant for the industry's self regulation .

My indignation is not easy, it is about being human.

In a way, the outrage has united Russians from opposite sides of the political spectrum like few other things have in the past.

Many people immediately took to social media to voice their outrage.

The Facebook post sparked public outrage against the organizers of the chess tournament.

There is not much that public outrage can do about the behavior of Iranian mullahs or Syrian thugs.

Yury Loza has expressed his indignation at a remark made by American rock musician Marilyn Manson, who insulted Moscow.

But should we harbour resentment or lick our wounds and move on?

Below is one of the pictures tweeted by Salim Zubair that shows Farkhunda with her face covered in blood.

News of the death sentence evoked surprise and outrage on social media

As I watched the debate with Iranian friends, their level of indignation at this was palpable

Shortly after, Chávez recklessly decided to consolidate his hold on the state oil company by appointing cronies to its board.

No chuckle. They're like this Where is the outrage, people? Rise up!

Some of these challenges might cause outrage (that, after all, often is the point).

The move sparked a managerial revolt that threatened Venezuela's biggest source of income.

We feel outraged when we hear of their abuse and call for laws to protect them.

Unsurprisingly, images from the spectacle have both captivated and outraged many Russians online.

The crackdown also has sparked outrage on social media and people took to social media to share the images and videos of the protests

Thus France cannot meet the Pact's deficit target. The Commission expresses outrage, but France is skilled at challenging the EU's rules of common behavior.

None of these events sparked anything remotely resembling the public outrage of recent weeks.

The Commission expresses outrage, but France is skilled at challenging the EU's rules of common behavior.

For Fed policymakers, the market turmoil adds to the complex calculus of when to raise the interest rate.

Other IMF accounting practices, including how the capital expenditures of government owned enterprises are treated, are also causing outrage.

These latest clashes were not the first of their kind, nor were the outrage and demonstrations unprecedented.

Seasoned journalist Erol Rizaov expressed his outrage in a column titled There is no Ebola, but there are plenty of idiots

The blanket suspicion that was widely seen as falling on all Muslims after every terrorist attack was also strongly resented.

If Xi s fight against corruption is genuine, it will engender fear and resentment among the Chinese bureaucracy.

The recent announcement by Sushma Swaraj, Union Minister for External Affairs, about the use of Hindi in passports, has pushed this outrage even further.

The tragic death of Stevens and his colleagues has engendered wide public outrage in Libya, adding to the isolation and de legitimization of the armed groups.