There was understandable outrage.

But I would like to ask you a question, and I do hope you will help with the answer, as it might soften for you your understandable outrage.

Despite her understandable outrage, the impact was spread widely enough that the most the corporal would suffer was a few bruises.

"Iris Chang, whose own grandparents were survivors, recounts the grisly massacre with understandable outrage," Orville Schell wrote here in 1997.

The practice of some of his successors in capitalizing on their former position would have evoked his understandable outrage.

His teeth, which in his understandable outrage were exposed to me, were too discol-ored and broken for me to say much about their size or shape.

The reaction on campus was all too predictable: not just understandable outrage at what appeared to be a vicious, isolated incident, but fury at American society in general.

After the tragedy, there was understandable outrage by the Indian public.

To the Editor: In their understandable outrage at the attacks on Manhattan and Washington, our leaders are already threatening reprisals.

In her important new book, "The Rape of Nanking," Iris Chang, whose own grandparents were survivors, recounts the grisly massacre with understandable outrage.