Sentence examples for and outraged by a from inspiring English sources

What all this seems to suggest is that, as a society, we are more concerned about, and outraged by, a young woman's audacity in standing up to sexual harassment than we are about the month-long, everyday campaign of verbal abuse she endured on her walk to work.

Yet Breitweiser and the other so-called "Jersey Girls" transformed by their grief and outraged by a lack of accountability are widely credited with forcing the creation of the 9/11 Commission and were instrumental in insuring the passage in Congress of the national security reforms it recommended.

Commuters were unimpressed when the protests made their hellish journeys even worse, and outraged by the vandalism committed by a hard core.

Baldwin said her family was "shocked and outraged" by her murder.

She is both baffled and outraged by what she sees as the government's reluctance to act.

Sinn Féin councillor Stephen Magennis said people in the area were "stunned and outraged" by the "brutal killing".

"I was 17 years old, still at school, and outraged by British support for US foreign policy.

Anne is approached by a couple of young Arab boys, who are at once lured by her beauty and outraged by the distance between their existence and hers.

Ban said he was alarmed by the report and outraged by the killings, but added that Unmiss had helped save several hundred thousand lives during its three-year mission.

Canada, then as now, was heavily dependent on the U.S. market and outraged by the U.S. action — and imposed retaliatory duties twice in 1930.

But Simon McWhirter, from the Great British Refurb campaign, who also sits on the government's 2016 zero carbon taskforce, said: "We are absolutely disgusted and outraged by this.