Only in Greenfield's case, he's changed the expressions on the faces of many of those images to express outrage or anger.

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While they may express outrage or moral indignation, whether they go shopping or not is the truest test of how they feel.

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Many people were nevertheless quick to express outrage at this first apparent instance of sleaze in the new government of President Jacob Zuma.

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It did not take long for Jewish leaders to express outrage and threaten to boycott the site and for a reluctant Ms Rosh to abandon her idea.

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Through a cocktail of video, social media, and concrete action steps, millions of people can be brought together as one to express outrage and demand that their governments act.

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The band even went on national television to express its outrage.

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Powerless to express meaningfully their outrage.

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But also disappearing with the Colorado initiative so beloved by Democrats in 2004 is their own right to express this newly found outrage over the efforts by Republicans to usher in such a system now that the shoe is on the other foot.

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Yes, he did express a little bit of outrage.

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