Sentence examples for extreme umbrage from inspiring English sources
Representative Lamar Smith took extreme umbrage when people suggested that there was no point in subsidizing a product that nobody seemed to want.
Fijians, of course, take extreme umbrage at being compared to white South African oppressors, and instead liken themselves to the aborigines of Australia or Maoris of New Zealand, economically marginalized and pushed off their native lands.
Anyway, one of the NR dudes taking maximum extreme umbrage was a Gospel Coalition blogger and Reformed Baptist author/pastor from my home state of VT.
We were told what to like through the press, radio and television, by people living in major metropolitan Australian cities and I took extreme umbrage with this.
Joshi takes extreme umbrage to this comment, interpreting it as a reference to Pantoja's penis (he later said it was a self-deprecating nod to his weight) and proceeds to scream bloody murder about being sexually harassed by the comment.
That caused an immediate backlash, including from L'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican's newspaper, that on January 6 took umbrage at what extremes in secularism had brought about.
He defines himself accurately as an extreme Milton Friedmanite and has taken great personal umbrage to my book The Moral Dimension, which challenges libertarian assumptions of Friedmanite economics.
Mr. Schumer, by this account, took umbrage at their umbrage.
Some moviegoers took umbrage.
