Reaction ranged from the outraged to the frivolous.
The reviews that appeared afterward ran the gamut from bewildered to outraged to cautiously laudatory.
Others in the community, though, range from being outraged to being concerned.
Why aren't people who think you deserve it more outraged to see you denied it?
She spoke at the public library, where, she said, many longtime residents were outraged to hear about the shootings.
"He wasn't — he was just — " I was too outraged to form a coherent expression of my anger.
Early clients were outraged to learn that smoking was prohibited in the health club, Ms. Shishkina recalled.
He forwarded his message to colleagues, and they in turn shot back replies ranging from outraged to scornful to sardonic.
Adjacencies were a thorny issue after Sept. 11, when some marketers were outraged to see their ads next to graphic photographs of or articles about the terrorist attacks.
The writer declares himself outraged to find a face-powder dispenser in a men's bathroom, and places the blame on a movie star.
I feel sad and outraged to think that British prisoners might not get the chance to read a good book anymore.
