Sentence examples for A outraged from inspiring English sources

Here lies a problem with "Against [X]." Its contrariness can seem contrived or ginned up for effect, aiming, with an excess of self-congratulation, for a outraged or scandalized response: Yes, folks, I'm dismissing happiness itself in a two-word title.

Alfonsina got lucky; in Luigi Strada she met a man who not only indulged her passion but encouraged it, giving her a racing bike and training her on the streets of Milan, where the sight of women competing against men had been a popular one in the 1890s until a outraged Unione Velocipedista Italiana banned women from competition in 1894.

"You're a pedophile," an outraged Jack says to Donald, who answers, "You guys had sex with him, too".

"You're telling me Osama bin Laden deserves a trial?" an outraged Hasselbeck replied.

First this: Ed Miliband has just had a Sharon Storrer moment, accosted by an outraged voter outside a Swindon school.

Bob Dylan Manchester Free Trade Hall: The troubadour's 1966 decision to strap on a Fender Telecaster prompted an outraged cry of "Judas!" from a folk purist.

'Can someone tell President Bush to call Oprah?' wrote an outraged Maureen Ryan, a syndicated columnist.

The cozy arrangement was outlined in a flier that an outraged health-care lobbyist (imagine that) provided to Politico.

President Barack Obama has called Al Megrahi's release a "mistake," while an outraged FBI Director Robert Muller condemned the decision as "blithely defended on the grounds of compassion".

It is not of a goal or even a big hit, but an outraged coach.

"We are seeking both justice for Michael Brown's family and systemic reform for an outraged community and an outraged country looking for a fundamental change in the way in which policing is conducted".