Sentence examples for Become outraged from inspiring English sources

Kennedy had become outraged at the abuse of women, partly because his 16-year-old sister had been raped and become pregnant.

The prime minister's close association with those involved in the scandal has prompted new questions about Mr. Obuchi among a populace that has become outraged by its leaders' accepting bribes and payoffs, especially during a prolonged recession.

So notice what happened here: Republicans have become outraged over the predictable effect of tax cuts they passed and are using that outrage as the justification for an agenda that further cuts taxes on the rich and pays for it by cutting social services for the non-rich.

Many of the people who argue that they should not have to pay for one kind of file (say, the latest song from J. Lo) can become outraged at the thought of sharing another kind of file -- say, the one that contains their personal financial data or a map of their Web wanderings.

Do you really think Jesus would become outraged at a business deciding not to put His birthday celebrations on their cup?

The next day, Frankie has become outraged at her job as caretaker of the house; Mr. Herriman has been giving her endless chores to take care of every day without thanking her for any of it.

Members of the public became outraged too.

Whenever his mental health came under question, he became outraged.

When he finally saw a young Jewish couple on the dance floor he became outraged.

Noticing a patron with his nose in a book, he becomes outraged.

But as he let the incident sink in, Mr. Harris said, he became outraged.