Sentence examples for drawn outraged from inspiring English sources

That proposal has drawn outraged protests from leading technology companies in Britain and elsewhere.

That an adult would plot such a cruel hoax against a 13-year-old girl has drawn outraged phone calls, e-mail messages and blog posts from around the world.

This highfalutin phrase drew outraged groans from euphemism-busters.

And "The Steve Wilkos Show" on NBCUniversal recently advertised on Craigslist for a freelance booking production assistant who would work "65+ hours per week" (the listing was later removed after drawing outraged comments when it was linked on jimromenesko.com).

Let's not forget that Miley's insta-historic VMAs performance last year drew outraged comment from many quarters, but perhaps most notably from the creator of the foam finger himself, who claimed she had demeaned his oversized invention.

Zell first floated the idea last month on CNBC, quickly drawing outraged cries from Cubs faithfuls who see Wrigley as one of baseball's historic landmarks.

Few questions draw more outraged snorts from people in Helmut Kohl's government especially now.

One of those images, 11 seconds of ants crawling on a crucifix, drew an outraged denunciation from the Catholic League, a lay civil rights organization that receives no church financing.

ON the other hand, a preponderance of details such as Perdue has mustered can seem convincing enough to draw an outraged author into court, where things usually end in tears.

When "Lolita" finally did appear in America, in November , 1958 it indeed detonated like a time-delayed explosive: it drew an outraged review by the lead critic of the Times, Orville Prescott, who called it "repulsive …highbrow pornography," and became an instant best-seller, breaking the record for one-week sales set by "Gone with the Wind".

This decision drew an outraged response from NBC chairman Jeff Zucker, who told reporters in New York, "If NBC doesn't know where the Olympics are, no one will watch them".