Sentence examples for become outraged when from inspiring English sources

The moral of the tale is this: "Don't give people credit cards, fail ever to check the statements before paying up, then become outraged when it turns out that the credit cards have been used".

But I suspect that if I stood next to the yogurt case in the supermarket for five minutes every week with nothing to do but stare at the price, I would also know how much it has gone up — and I might become outraged when yogurt passed the $2 mark.

Employees also become outraged when high-level administrators are seemingly compensated well beyond the rest of the university community.

Then we become outraged when politicians are caught violating their principles-whether it's Republican homophobes caught with their pants down, or Democratic "social liberals" invested in subprime mortgages.

How can we participate in the promotion of ourselves as buffoonish, sex-crazed, gun-toting, "niggers," allow media moguls and their minion producers, hosts and directors to facilitate the onslaught of racial negativity and then turn around and become outraged when whites articulate what we advocate, support and sell?

But, he added, "the people have to become outraged enough".

He is temperamental and becomes outraged when he is not properly fed.

He becomes outraged when people tell lies, even small ones, like saying their sweaters are 100percentt cashmere.

Barr became outraged when she watched the first episode of Roseanne and noticed that in the credits, Williams was listed as creator.

The furious audience members laugh, then become outraged, and are about to lynch the pair when someone points out that if they do they'll be known forever as dupes; wait a night and they can see their fellow-townspeople swindled, too.

Did Al Gore become outraged about prescription-drug prices for seniors just because they're outrageous?