Sentence examples for outraged him from inspiring English sources
Hitler's assumption of power in 1933 outraged him and gave him renewed energy to continue his work.
"The idea so outraged him — the idea that a kid could be shot at school — that he decided to get involved," Elizabeth Wales told me.
He was thinking back to the underuse of American power that outraged him during the Rwandan genocide and during the initial crisis in the western Sudanese region of Darfur, a situation mostly separate from Sudan's North-South fighting.
Zweig at the time was regarded as one of Europe's most prominent humanist-pacifists, and the absurd crudity of the police action so outraged him that he began packing his things that night.
The idea outraged him, but also sparked his curiosity.
Outraged, she punished him immediately, scooping some water at him and thereby changing him into a stag.
It was released during the patriotic frenzy of the Falklands war, and according to one of Anderson's close associates, its outraged reception left him "a broken man".
I was outraged and told him in no uncertain terms that I found the basis of their programme reprehensible, and I would not be party to it, mostly because I did not recognise this mother figure they wanted to portray.
But when Stephen Gorard of the University of Wales presented research at an academic conference that indicated that the intake of Welsh-medium schools was better-off than average, and that this helped to account for their superior academic results, outraged dons shouted him down.
An audience that watches Agamemnon condemn his teenage daughter to the knife for the sake of military expediency (to placate the gods so that his army can sail for Troy), is more likely to understand when his outraged wife hacks him to death.
