Sentence examples for genuinely outraged from inspiring English sources

Commentators seem to be genuinely outraged that I would dare to do something that they view as strange and repulsive with my body without displaying shame.

Although Sennett describes London as "our emotional base" he appears genuinely outraged at "the degree of bureaucratic micro-management in [British] academia.

At the same time, some genuinely outraged London Uber users, who have become accustomed over the past five+ years to a VC-subsidized regime of unsustainably cheap cab rides, have taken to social media to cry that it's simply not fair!

Like Carlson, these people are genuinely outraged that such religious representations are allowed on publicly owned property.

All three look genuinely outraged.

They were mercenary, but they also seemed genuinely outraged.

I know some people who were genuinely angered, if not outraged, over the park cruising scene, because they prefer depictions of gay men that show them living happily behind hetero-normative picket fences raising 1.5 multi-racial children.

People are outraged -- outraged!

But I'm genuinely bummed (and kind of outraged!) to see "Bored to Death" go.

Fascism or proto-fascism if the F-word still make you uncomfortable arises at the intersection where genuinely nihilist sentiment meets the outraged-but-empty formal dynamics of populist reaction to political crisis.

It's possible that, in outraged newsrooms, writers are genuinely affronted by the justice secretary's refusal to see things their way.