Sentence examples for can be outraged from inspiring English sources

I'm pretty sure one could ask him a direct question on almost any modern dilemma – office-party etiquette, urban chicken-keeping, the scourge of charity chuggers, the gluten-intolerant – and get a quote we can be outraged at for up to 48 hours.

We can be outraged about what the FBI found: a wide-stretching scam that involved parents paying for their children's test scores and athletic abilities to be falsified so that those children could attend schools such as Yale, Stanford and USC.

They're constantly scanning something they can be outraged against".

"The American people can be outraged when we're not living up to the P part of our name.

It's not necessarily the outrage itself that's difficult to understand, but the desire to heap it onto the wider world so that everyone else can be outraged, too.

You can be outraged by that, or you can just accept at face value that slicker pop stars have for years adopted absurd oversized personas to make them stand out.

Before there can be outrage, the offending party must be caught red-handed – preferably on tape – using the worst epithets and most egregious insults.

The truth is, we have created a corrupt system that preys on both Mexicans and foreigners — how can we be outraged when an American company exploits it?

How the greying, New York Times toting, angry, single-family homeowner can all at once be outraged at Donald Trump's wall but support one around his own city is perhaps a mystery that can only be solved by psychologists and brain scientists.

The West can only helplessly watch and be outraged by the atrocities inflicted on the innocent.

But we can start by refusing to be outraged by one affront against children while ignoring others.