Sentence examples for first outraged from inspiring English sources

Jean, who has given up singing, is at first outraged at the notion, and then reconciled to it.

What at first outraged me has suddenly become wrought with irony.

Homer finds out about this and is at first outraged, but after talking to his family, he decides to try to become a less angry person.

I talked to one student, a friend, who was at first outraged about the choice, complaining that the relationship between the big bank and the university was egregious.

Brand, who has previously spoken about her father's depressive illness, which remained undiagnosed until he was in his 50s, said she first became outraged by reporting of mental health during her 10 years as a nurse.

Surely these threats constitute an infringement upon her free speech — a position that has scarcely been noted amid the outraged First Amendment fundamentalism.

Surely these threats constitute an infringement upon her_ _free speech — a position that has scarcely been noted amid the outraged First Amendment fundamentalism.

Two years ago, when Graham ran for a second Senate term, outraged GOP conservatives tried to mobilise Christian evangelicals in South Carolina to run their own candidate in the GOP primary.

Burkett's prairie gothic show Street of Blood, an everyday story of families, Aids, vampires and the second coming, so outraged US audiences that Burkett dubbed them "the neediest on the planet" and vowed never to return, arguing it was pointless as they are "resistant to any discussion of sex, politics and religion in the theatre".

Another, possibly related to the player the first wished assaulted, sounded outraged: "What are you saying?" The women had words and someone else laughed: "They won't be talking for weeks".

The students -- even if they had known that Brodsky had learned English in dissenter's exile in Russia by putting to heart the poems of Auden, among others -- were outraged at first.