Sentence examples for be outraged over from inspiring English sources

It's good to be outraged over students saddled with debt.

But there's always something to be outraged over.

The "people" though have more right to be outraged over what happened after the boom rather than during it.

Parents, teachers and principals have a right to be outraged over an irrational testing process that focuses more on testing than on learning.

There was Powell last week before Chairman John McCain's Commerce Committee, currying favor with cultural conservatives by pretending to be outraged over Janet Jackson's "costume reveal".

'I got mine.' " By then he'd amassed quite a catalog of crimes to be outraged over, and the snappy way he shuffled the deck suggested he could play them any which way.

"We've already heard from a special interest group that they are outraged over this term being used for the Vice President.

Many Bolivians were outraged over the deal.

As GOP Senator Rand Paul tweeted: Obama is outraged over the IRS.

She had been outraged over the Globe's coverage of the case.

The public was outraged over the government lies revealed in the Pentagon Papers.