Sentence examples for if outraged from inspiring English sources

"Los Angeles Red Squad" takes a restrained if outraged look at one of the police units that, beginning in the 1920s, were used against leftists and liberals.

If outraged congressmen are thinking of demanding more punctilious accounting of health-care costs at the upcoming hearing, they should be careful what they wish for.

But if outraged victims still felt cheated — "I hope he is incarcerated with other rapists," one said — there is comfort to be drawn from the rich imaginings of the Florentine master who began his "Divine Comedy" with a tour of Hell and its denizens.

But many in the medical community are amused, if not outraged, by such promises.

Christopher Darke, general secretary of Balpa, added: "Pilots, cabin crew and passengers will be upset if not outraged at today's outcome of the Peter Buck case.

The Hays Code expired in 1968, but after showing the musical to focus groups, Thomas had to adjust the book, she told me last week, for an audience sensitive to, if not outraged by, its subtext of "pedophilia".

When asked if he would be outraged if that happened, he said, "I don't know that football is that important to be outraged about".

I need someone to tell me if I should be outraged, or if I can safely say "eh, whatever" and move on with my life.

If she was outraged at the time, it's not as if she was a woman without ammunition.

"People are outraged if an inmate has a TV or if any small privileges.

Some customers are outraged if the menu doesn't have burritos; others, if it does.