Sentence examples for Be outraged from inspiring English sources

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Be outraged

verb

To cause or commit an outrage upon; to treat with violence or abuse.

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Be outraged.

Huffington Post

Be outraged at them!

Huffington Post

You'd be outraged, right?

The New York Times

Rule No. 4: Be outraged.

The New Yorker

Rule No 4 is: "Be outraged".

The Guardian

Believers of all faiths should be outraged!

The New York Times

"We should all be outraged," Chief Horner said.

The New York Times

Everyone'll be outraged, he says chirpily, everyone'll call it sacrilegious.

The Guardian

Go ahead and be outraged, Canadians.

TechCrunch

Outraged that there was almost nothing to be outraged about.

The Guardian

They'll be outraged.

The New York Times

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