Sentence examples for because they were outraged from inspiring English sources

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"There were a handful who were core participants and a handful who were there because they were outraged that day and didn't know the consequences," said Coleman, the McGill professor.

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Most people move left either because they are outraged by the victimhood of the oppressed (Spender's distress at men and women "sealed into leaden slums") or because they are inspired by the left's revolutionary ardour (as many of my generation were by the Black Panthers and the Vietcong).

It was like: How does it feel to wake up and know that you're going to spend your night watching people who look like you being harassed and being mistreated by the police because they're outraged over the killing of this kid?

They move on because they're outraged by the horror stories students share with them of how tenured professors routinely insult students in the classroom.

People keep saying they are outraged because a bunch of ballplayers took steroids.

"There are a lot of hotheaded designers who think they're the newest and greatest, or else they're outraged because the market is shifting and they're aging," Ms. Kemble said.

"They're outraged because they're the ones who heard him scream for mercy," Francisca Porcha, the director of organizing with the Phoenix-based human rights group Puente, told The Huffington Post.

They are outraged because they believe this is something the government should not do: help Americans who are out-matched by corporate wealth, power and influence get some measure of justice.

Some assumed that the show would be about the people behind the scenes at Twitter, some thought they may have a chance to be on television because they use Twitter, some were outraged that Twitter would make a TV show rather than improving their own service, some thought it was Twitter openly endorsing the stalking of celebrities, most thought it was odd, to say the least.

The House had pushed the 1998 law to passage because members were outraged at the prosecution of Representative Joseph M. McDade, Republican of Pennsylvania.

Five years ago, Barroso had to withdraw his plans to make Rocco Buttiglione – a close friend of the late pope, John Paul II – the EU commissioner for justice because MEPs were outraged at Buttiglione's homophobia.

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