Back in 1969, Americans were outraged to learn that 155 high-income taxpayers had completely avoided the income tax.
I was shocked, then outraged, to learn that Princeton does not give course credit for ROTC, and hasn't for decades (Notebook, May 13).
In both cases, lovers of ancient culture were outraged to learn that the building of a dam was about to submerge unique ruins.
Marie, however, was outraged to learn that tattoo artist Dan Bythewood refused to grant her request because of the placement of the tattoo – on Marie's neck.
Five years ago, when Dave Gilboa, then twenty-seven, was travelling through Thailand, he lost his glasses and was outraged to learn that a replacement pair would cost $400.
The Russians were predictably outraged to learn that one of their leading classical dancers had deserted the company that had trained him.
By Patricia Marx Five years ago, when Dave Gilboa, then twenty-seven, was travelling through Thailand, he lost his glasses and was outraged to learn that a replacement pair would cost $400.
I was outraged to learn that, in one case Levy mentions, a prosecutor had received only a public censure for falsifying a confession and forging signatures.
You may recall that, thanks to classified documents stolen by Edward Snowden, Brazilians were outraged to learn in September that the United States spied on Rousseff.
Nevertheless, Mr. Jones said on Friday he was "outraged" to learn of the project and called for an investigation by both the Justice Department and the Federal Election Commission.
