Sentence examples for expressing outrage that from inspiring English sources
Other residents began expressing outrage that very few jobs were being opened to them.
Nearly a thousand letters poured in, most of them expressing outrage that anyone could spend thousands of dollars on dinner when people all over the world faced starvation.
It was the Democrats, meanwhile, who were most concerned with expressing outrage that the President-elect, or really anyone, would doubt the American intelligence community.
Yet many of the same people expressing outrage that Trump would dehumanize vicious gang members have no problem dehumanizing innocent, unborn children.
Both officials released statements criticizing the military as having targeted innocent men and expressing outrage that the raid had not been coordinated with them.
A reader sent me an e-mail expressing outrage that I should blithely sing the praises of ramps in my column without any mention of their imminent demise.
And Republicans fanned out on the political talk shows on Sunday to express outrage that is only likely to grow.
On Friday, liberals expressed outrage that a freshly reelected president would concede so much.
Some Sanders supporters expressed outrage that so many superdelegates appeared unwilling even to consider the possibility.
Human rights groups, however, expressed outrage that Bashir could openly defy arrest.
Others expressed outrage that the first lady brought up slavery at all.
