Sentence examples for it has outraged from inspiring English sources

And it has outraged many of Trump's core supporters.

His pavilion is an exercise in sheer, history-laden playfulness, and as such it has outraged every true-blue modernist.

And it has outraged some elected officials and tenant leaders, who say the cuts are putting an undue burden on lower-income tenants.

The discovery has stirred uneasy feelings among residents of this college town who remember the institution, and it has outraged others who knew nothing about the burial ground.

The book criticizes the ideological degeneration of Communism today and it has outraged the French Communist Party to which Herve still belongs.

Now, this new attitude may well alter a practice that boards have regularly defended even as it has outraged investors and employees.

Jamil Aripin, a prosecutor, agreed that there was no link between the earthquake and the stripping but said it had outraged the local community.

During the trial prosecutor Jamil Aripin said there was no link between the earthquake and their act but it had outraged the local community.

The U.S. State Department's decision, in late March, to keep Libya on its terrorism list both reflects the problem and contributes to it, and has outraged Libyans in and out of power.

What it would do -- and what has outraged the small but vocal white minority -- is give the government the right to seize white-owned farmland without paying for it.

It's a situation that has outraged Hong Kong's retired Catholic Bishop, Joseph Cardinal Zen, who took part in some of the demonstrations.