Sentence examples for outraged like from inspiring English sources

People were outraged, like, "How dare you dress them up like that!" As if I violated the dignity of the Taliban or something, which was pretty amusing.

The intensity is with those who are outraged, like me.

Of course, some adults would be outraged, like the parents on BBC3, to see what their kids got up to.

Hopefully enough people are outraged like me and will tell their friends to undo the damage done by Facebook's meddling.

"There are some really, really, good, wonderful skilled nursing assistants, and I don't want this to be a black eye to all of them, because I'm sure they are disgusted and outraged like the rest of us are too".

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Morahan is undoubtedly a good actor, not least by virtue of being Anna Cartaret's daughter, but already I'm getting slightly miffed at her constant faces of outraged surprise, like the woman in 50s B-movies who's always first to see the monster.

People are outraged -- outraged!

Faux-outraged headlines, like "NYC Play Appears to Depict Assassination of Trump," quickly landed "Julius Caesar" in the same crosshairs that had targeted Kathy Griffin and Reza Aslan earlier in the week.

At a time when the famous believe it is their right to scrabble for attention like pole-dancers on steroids on the way up and act like outraged dowagers if their privacy is invaded once they have arrived, this was such a lovely thing to say.

But lawyers representing the men were outraged, given the fortress-like qualities of the US district court for the Eastern District of New York and the average age of the four defendants: 65.