Sentence examples for be outraged about from inspiring English sources

But then, if we don't find someone or something to be outraged about right now, the whole of Britain and the eastern seaboard of the United States will deflate and sink into the Atlantic.

There is plenty to be outraged about, but outrage won't bring us jobs or electricity or return our crops.

If we are going to be outraged about racism, shouldn't we also be outraged at discrimination against individuals with disabilities?

When asked if he would be outraged if that happened, he said, "I don't know that football is that important to be outraged about".

Gay rights are wrong.' I think if that happened now, schools would be outraged about that.

I don't have the answer to that and it is easy to find things to be outraged about these days.

Specifically, Mr. Bush told reporters on Tuesday: "What I'm outraged about is that shareholders and employees didn't know all the facts about Enron.

Nonetheless, by implication the president cut the cord with Mr. Lay today, saying, "What I'm outraged about is that shareholders and employees didn't know all the facts about Enron".

Of course, everyone's been in such a rush to outrage, nobody can agree upon what it is exactly they're outraged about.

But he also says he is outraged about WorldCom.

Taxpayers and ratepayers are outraged about paying billions in subsidies for this so-called green energy.