Sentence examples for outraged glare from inspiring English sources

The ferocious Arestrup, with his intimidating upper lip and his outraged glare, makes the General a Prussian aristocrat who is contemptuous of weakness and death.

And they'd grown accustomed to Loca's distinctive, almost bewitching screen presence — the way her dark eyebrows and pursed lips slide effortlessly from a knowing smile to an outraged glare.

And they'd grown accustomed to Loca's distinctive, almost bewitching screen presence the way her dark eyebrows and pursed lips slide effortlessly from a knowing smile to an outraged glare.

People are outraged -- outraged!

Outraged and Outrageous.

The outraged Englishman's usual weaponry – glares and outraged silence – proved impotent.

Dern delivers an affronted glare and an outraged assertiveness, but he has nothing to reveal, and Woody remains unfathomable.

His coziness with the City of London, the British equivalent of Wall Street, was viewed in a more outraged light and the usual problems of political hackery involving unwarranted perks were spotlighted in the glare.

The public seem outraged, but simultaneously disconnected: proof, perhaps, that advanced societies are so filled up with noise and distraction that even glaring moral outrages have no real traction.

"Absolutely outraged.

Be outraged.