Sentence examples similar to outraged expression from inspiring English sources
Declarations both outrageous and outraged abound, but so do expressions of compassion as people come to terms with their losses.
As an expression of outraged, anguished humanism, McEwan's formulation was truthful, moving and humbling, and can hardly be bettered.
After every whistle, Duncan's eyes would go wide as saucers, and he'd open his mouth in an expression of outraged disbelief.
After every whistle, Duncan's eyes would go wide as saucers, and he'd open his mouth in an expression of outraged disbelief.
People are outraged -- outraged!
Ivan's diatribes in response are both wonderful expressions of outraged pride and literary tours de force that combine the highest style of Muscovite hagiographic writing with pithy and vulgar attacks on his enemy.
Or at least doing a good job of acting hurt and outraged by mixing heartfelt expressions of disappointment in me with unsubtle suggestions that I'd regret my attempt to underpay.
Thanks to God)....While we acknowledge [Zenawi's] right to express his views, it is an affront to his government's numerous victims of repression to grant him the privilege to do so on the notable premises of Columbia... Serkalem and Eskinder are absolutely right in their expressions of outraged disapproval of Zenawi's speech at Columbia.
"He wasn't — he was just — " I was too outraged to form a coherent expression of my anger.
They are outraged and are saying so.
