Sentence examples for on being outraged from inspiring English sources

Some residents bordered on being outraged.

It's no longer about wanting to be better than religious groups which impose orthodoxy or restrict free thinking; all that has been eclipsed by guys who get off on being outraged; who scream "triggered" at anyone with a Muslim-sounding name or an "I'm with Her" hashtag in their Twitter bio.

What will help Muslim women is spending less time and effort being outraged on our behalf and more on differentiating the different faces and needs behind the burqa.

One's first instinct is to be outraged on behalf of our trees—he has a problem with them?

One's first instinct is to be outraged on behalf of our trees — he has a problem with them?

These fake news websites often generate the same news just changing the name to get people on either side to be outraged".

Nonetheless, he recalled being outraged on his first wedding night to find that his bride was not a virgin.

Although Gordon has always been best at being outraged on his own behalf, as opposed to anyone else's, I can only sympathise.

"When I found out what was really going on, I was outraged".

The letter went on: "I am outraged at your decision, blithely defended on the grounds of 'compassion'compassion

Sadia, a 26-year-old who got married on Thursday, was outraged by the idea that the government might try to stop her wearing the white, bare-shouldered glittery creation she chose for her wedding.