Sentence examples for as particularly outraged from inspiring English sources

The phrase "flip-flop" has featured prominently, with conservative commentators coming across as particularly outraged.

But were there religious and cultural differences that made Muslims and Arabs particularly outraged by this treatment, as many commentators stated?

She'd already seen the demonstrations of other "liberal nutcases," as she called them, and she was particularly outraged by the protesters who had set fire to a papier-mâché dragon on Sunday.

The novelist Amanda Craig is particularly outraged by this.

He was particularly outraged that the "poorer, less educated, less privileged" were sent to the war as "economic cannon fodder" while rich kids escaped their duty.

Musa is particularly outraged by people who claim that their ancestors invented various foods.

Some former members of the army were particularly outraged at the stunt while other saw it in a funnier light.

Commenters on the Web site of the Dawn newspaper were particularly outraged over the beheadings of the soldiers.

Allmon is particularly outraged by companies like Yahoo! and Amazon.com.

The union representatives were particularly outraged by the introduction of a restructured pay scale in which new workers would no longer be paid almost as much as seasoned workers.

The Yale Society of Genetic Counselors, an advocacy group of physicians, nurses, and genetic counselors associated with Yale, has been particularly outraged by the additional cost associated with BART®.