Sentence examples for audience were outraged from inspiring English sources
And members of the audience were outraged.
The jazz and skiffle audience were outraged, booed and threw copper coins at the group.
After Ahmadinejad came to power, there were more cancelled concerts (even women-only concerts), more frequent surprise censors at theatre performances, and more anecdotes of conservative officials in the audience being outraged by the women singing on stage.
The audience was outraged, booing and whistling at the screen, with cries of "Assassins!" The presentation of the Führer as a friendly uncle, a petit bourgeois figure in a suit and tie, popping in and out of a family gathering, was intolerable.
Liberal audiences were outraged by a scene featuring pastor Ted Haggard (leader of the National Association of Evangelicals, and informal advisor to then president George W Bush), where he disparages homosexuality as a sin, then makes a joke about infidelity and blackmail into the camera.
That is certainly the spirit of "Borat," which may lack all narrative shapeliness, but which offers comfort neither to Baron Cohen's onscreen victims nor to his audience; it is as if he were outraged by the business of our being human — as if, in laying bare our follies, he were just quickening the process by which we already make fools of ourselves.
Turkmen leaders were outraged.
Palestinian authorities were outraged.
Religious conservatives were outraged.
The Yankees were outraged.
