Sentence examples for just outraged from inspiring English sources

Everyone was just outraged".

"We are just outraged at this point," said Marty Glennon, a lawyer for the union.

Last spring, after American-led NATO forces started a bombing campaign against Yugoslavia, Russians everywhere felt not just outraged, but betrayed.

"We are just outraged that the city would even think about handing this public property over to a business improvement group," said Geoffrey Croft, a board member for the coalition.

"I'm just outraged at the ad Mrs. Clinton has recently put up, and I think it's a complete distortion and unfair, and I would like her to take it down.

"I remember that D'Amato and Connie Mack were just outraged that Rick was trying to hold up this money" for that program, said Representative Michael P. Forbes, a Republican-turned-Democrat in a district next to Mr. Lazio's.

Those who mistake transparency with over-sharing can risk not just outrage but something equally feared: mockery.

Nor just outrage at her fatal internal injuries, inflicted by an iron bar allegedly wielded by the six men charged with the attack: Indian women are far too vulnerable to violent assaults.

"There wasn't just outrage; there was a sense of vindication," Karen North, director of the digital social media program at USC, told the Los Angeles Times.

The fact that other mosque-construction projects across the country from Brooklyn and Staten Island in New York to Dayton in Ohio have also encountered similar acerbic opposition points to something more to than just outrage over the proposed mosque's proximity to ground zero.

But, just as Branson outraged British politicians by telling them to get real on drugs, so Khodorkovsky failed to pay the proper respect to the power structures at place in his country.