Sentence examples for Very outraged from inspiring English sources

People have talked about it since 1974 and been very affected by it, very moved by it, very disturbed by it, perhaps very outraged about it.

"I was very outraged and felt very bad to see that all those demands from civil society and human rights groups were not respected in this process" to appoint new commissioners, Mr. Nadery said.

LIZZA: Just to get back to this, what in some ways is a petty political debate in the United States: the conservatives and liberals arguing over this, it seems like a lot of conservatives get very outraged when America pushes other actors to the front of the line and asks them to shoulder the burdens.

Many are actually very outraged on how bad America is ruled these past years, how they have let crime and obesity explode.

Seems almost everyone I talk to these days is very outraged over the corruption in the financial system.

"I was very angry, outraged, shocked," Ms. Bonet said.

The government rejected it, and hints that Mr Yudhoyono would make an apology for past abuses by the state came to nothing after the very suggestion prompted outraged protests from groups such as PP.It was around that time that "The Act of Killing" began to be shown at festivals and, online or in small screenings, in Indonesia itself.

He's very hurt and outraged, and asks for a divorce.

Alaleh Kianerci, the prosecutor in the case, said that the victim was "very disappointed and outraged" by the sentence, and that people worldwide had also expressed their disappointment.

"I am outraged and very angry".

I am outraged and very angry," Mr. Rushdie said on Twitter on Sunday.