Sentence examples for outraged much from inspiring English sources

The reactionary aspect of the policy shocked and outraged much of the country.

But Taney outraged much of the North by asserting that African Americans could never be citizens of the United States.

Now that the Pentagon's plan to lie has outraged much of the public, the Pentagon is trying to tell us that it won't lie, after all.

That raid outraged much of the world and became a catalyst for a serious re-examination by Israel of its policy toward Gaza, which is governed by the militant anti-Israeli group Hamas and is home to 1.5 million Palestinians.

Mr. Headley had been initially charged with plotting an attack against a Danish newspaper that published a series of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammad, which outraged much of the Muslim world.

The raid outraged much of the world; it severely strained Israel's ties with Turkey, an important regional ally, and became a catalyst for a serious re-examination by Israel of its policy toward Gaza, which is governed by the militant group Hamas.

But Joanna Woods-Marsden, a professor of art history at the University of California, Los Angeles, was outraged as much by the authors' hypothesis as by their audacity in presenting it.

Those departing didn't look outraged so much as bored: there was nothing in this half-baked mess that many an artist hasn't done before, and better.

Outrage, much of it calculated, has poured down upon Dozhd since Sunday.

This only added to the outrage, much of it directed at Mr. Webster and the state party.

It sparked outrage, much debunking, and an armload of "Bell Curve" spinoffs ("The Bell Curve Wars"; "The Bell Curve Debate"; "Measured Lies: The Bell Curve Examined").