Sentence examples for outraged cry from inspiring English sources

Bob Dylan Manchester Free Trade Hall: The troubadour's 1966 decision to strap on a Fender Telecaster prompted an outraged cry of "Judas!" from a folk purist.

At one point during the annual football match between journalists and Conservatives (which the hacks won 7-2) an outraged cry was heard from the touchline – the Tories were fielding 12 men.

Every abusive tweet -- every racist dismissal of authors of color and the people who read them, every outraged cry of reverse racism from people for whom an infinitesimal loss of privilege feels like a crippling blow -- is yet another reminder of why it matters.

Outraged cries calling for action to improve the unsafe conditions in workshops could be heard from every quarter, from the mainstream conservative to the progressive and union press.

But before the losses and the outraged cries of betrayal, this was a heady way to steer money into an operation that has now been branded, by its own architect, as a Ponzi scheme.

"Despite the outraged cries of protesters that have dogged the project since its inception, Oscorp Industries is set to flip the switch on the construction of an experimental hydroelectric power plant that could reshape New York's power landscape," it says.

I can hear the outraged cries now about stifling creativity and discouraging directors who want to reinterpret plays and musicals in order to bring "fresh perspectives," as they are wont to say, but there is a difference between reinterpretation and wholesale rewriting.

Zell first floated the idea last month on CNBC, quickly drawing outraged cries from Cubs faithfuls who see Wrigley as one of baseball's historic landmarks.

"I can hear the outraged cries now about stifling creativity and discouraging directors who want to reinterpret plays and musicals... but there is a difference between reinterpretation and wholesale rewriting".

Some outraged fans cried spoiler, as we are always wont to do, but I'd hazard a guess that many also shared the same reaction I had - thanking the gods we would actually get the suit at some point.

That would open the way for their successors to drop the charges against Mr Bucaram.If Ecuador's footballers fail, an outraged public might cry foul at any such deal.