Sentence examples for especially outraged from inspiring English sources

Catholics in Bavaria are especially outraged about the case of the priest Peter Hullermann.

Dr. Glassner said "we get especially outraged" when the world is not fair, as with a cycling crash.

It was upset by Hammond becoming chancellor and especially outraged by Hunt staying in the department of health.

Down the centuries, many people especially outraged fathers have confused seduction with rape, arguing that a woman who is naturally virtuous and true could not possibly be persuaded to have sex with a scoundrel.

I am especially outraged because people with great wealth were essentially allowed to steal from our citizens, causing the value of 401(k) plans to plummet and homes to be foreclosed, yet they are not pursued criminally.

The third-place team in the region, Australia, didn't make it, and the Australian federation was especially outraged that the North Koreans, despite their recent steroidal history, were not drug-tested at the Asian qualifier.

Mr Moore knows how to work a crowd, especially one outraged by the war in Iraq.

Professors were outraged, especially since academic department budgets had been severely slashed for years, class sizes had ballooned and a study had listed Oregon's faculty as among the lowest paid when compared with institutions of similar size.

When Stephen decides to devote himself to a shelter for the city's fallen women in the seedy Jericho district, Edward is outraged, especially when he recognises its founder, the mysterious and seductive Mrs Pelham.

One said on Tuesday: "A rumour of this list's existence was circulating the Labour lobby during budget votes tonight and lots of people were pretty outraged, especially just as everyone thankfully and rightly was focusing on the Tories during a moment of chaos for them".

I am outraged especially because Rubio continues to snub his own hometown and his home state.