Sentence examples for even more outraged when from inspiring English sources

The audience members were not so friendly to the multitalented syncretist Carlinhos Brown, pelting him with garbage when he asked them to take it easy and then growing even more outraged when he added that a crowd in northeastern Brazil would not respond in this manner.

We, as Republicans, are even more outraged when our own Party's leadership employs a selective rule violating the most basic and powerful GOP ideal against government intrusion.

And just when it seems like you've finished talking, you come back for more and are even more outraged.

Thomas Minder, a local shareholder activist, was even more outraged.

Half the country will be even more outraged at what was done to Gore voters in Florida.

My Sunday column argues that if we're going to be indignant about recent candidates' offensive comments on rape, we should be even more outraged by offensive policies.

These subjects were, one assumes, even more outraged after hearing yesterday that the Tory donor Lord Ashcroft wants to bankroll the yacht with £5m of his money.

"My wife, who has been a Conservative party member for about 10 years and attends each party conference with me, was if anything even more outraged.

Now, alive to the opportunities, it is outraged that it must clear plans with a foreign majority owner which has its own alternative strategies in China through various other (though less important) joint ventures and it is even more outraged that Danone wants full ownership.

He is angry that the ex-News of the World editor and No 10 communications director spent so long in high security Belmarsh prison for a non-violent crime but is even more outraged at David Cameron.

Ms. Savigneau is even more outraged by suggestions that Reeves McCullers played an important role in Carson's writing or that she might have squelched his own efforts to become a writer.