Sentence examples for even outraged from inspiring English sources
Keynesians promote the borrowing and then seem surprised, even outraged, when austerity follows.
Some were offended, even outraged, not least because they felt the guidelines picked on grass-roots new media unfairly.
John Stow, a 16th-century historian and antiquarian, became agitated, even outraged, while reading Richard Grafton's "Abridgement of the Chronicles of England," believing that his rival had plagiarized him.
The anonymous engineer's memo quickly spread online, triggering a vigorous, even outraged debate over Google's policies.
When people see his salary and they hear that the organization is a nonprofit tax exempt organization they are surprised and maybe even outraged regarding that fact.
If you're like me, you get upset and even outraged when you see just one person suffer, and you do what you can to help them.
Even the Outraged Consumer was won over.
After she died, Yellowstone officials even received outraged phone calls.
No one even seems outraged when rich people claim all their legal tax deductions while grumbling about the federal deficit.
And just when it seems like you've finished talking, you come back for more and are even more outraged.
