Many of them are outraged, with some talking strike.
Public opinion in Pakistan was outraged, with mullahs and other nationalist rabble-rousers coming out on to the streets.
Sometimes, as a sports fan, you are outraged with players on your team: when reading Jack McCallum's thoughtful Sports Illustrated story on Ben Roethlisberger, the Steelers quarterback, who last month avoided rape charges but was suspended for six games, for example.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin May 5, 2010 Sometimes, as a sports fan, you are outraged with players on your team: when reading Jack McCallum's thoughtful Sports Illustrated story on Ben Roethlisberger, the Steelers quarterback, who last month avoided rape charges but was suspended for six games, for example.
Now, reporters are asking why black communities are outraged with policing.
After footage of the incident surfaced, people were outraged, with some calling for a boycott of the coffee chain.
Before the 2014 death of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, the media wasn't providing much nuanced coverage of police brutality or asking why black communities were outraged with policing.
As a friend and coach for teens and young adults with Autism, I am outraged and scared.
"I am outraged," he said.
Some of the French were outraged by Manuel's truce with the Seljuqs and called for an alliance with Roger II and an attack on Constantinople, but they were restrained by Louis.
