Sentence examples similar to outraged style from inspiring English sources
People are outraged -- outraged!
This is protest Panini-style, with the Italian publisher so outraged at the manner of the Azzurri's elimination that it is withdrawing 2million stickers from sale.
Isegawa's hurtling style and tone of outraged helplessness convey the vertiginous atmosphere of the Ugandan free-for-all.
His style spawned imitators, fans and outraged (or bored) detractors.
The pictures of grade-school girls sporting couture outfits in our Style pages provoked a torrent of outraged mail.
Harrington's writing style -- informal, accessible and morally outraged, but not self-righteous -- appealed to readers.
Even Moore's style of defending moral claims, which so outraged philosophers of the 1950s and 1960s, is in effect the standard style of contemporary normative theorizing, though it tends to take a more complex and circumspect form.
They were spoofing the contrast between the New York and New Jersey mayors -- Bloomberg and his stiff, bland delivery and butchering of Español (should Hispanics be outraged?) and Christie of New Jersey and his boisterous, goomba style.
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.
Quivers laughs almost continuously, in three different styles: a low rumble, conveying impending dissatisfaction; a cacophonous chuckle, conveying complete dissatisfaction; and an outraged squeal, which can mean anything.
