Sentence examples similar to house outrage from inspiring English sources

Back in Raleigh, he has two or three TVs going at the same time, all tuned to the same conservative cable station, filling his falling-down house with outrage.

After a fire destroyed the House barbershop in 1880, members of the lower house were outraged to learn that their colleagues in the Senate were getting free beard trimmings and haircuts.

That is why Cordoba House is "an outrage, an insult, and humiliating to all Americans".

Through 2013, the Wilsons issued 200 eviction notices to individuals on housing benefit, prompting outrage and calls for reform of letting laws.

The middle brother fell off without a word and Eykelboom ran away toward his house, keening in his outrage and grief.

Some of Asia's poorest people will get to vote for the first time in 20 years Decision to extend Aung San Suu Kyi's house arrest meets with outrage in Burma and beyond.

In statements posted to Twitter, the long-time house musician voiced his outrage publicly and accused the club's staff of racist policies. .

A recent visit by the right-wing housing minister also stirred outrage.

For example, Dean Witter's strategy of offering mutual funds managed by many advisers as well as in-house products has attracted outrage and litigation; then again, a large salesforce helps distribution.

But some local residents, civic and church groups and housing advocates are outraged by the talks, saying that City Hall has locked them out of what was supposed to be an open planning process on the future of an important piece of public land on the East River.

Understandably, housing campaigners are outraged.