Sentence examples for outraged to know from inspiring English sources

"I think taxpayers would be outraged to know that the money they are being asked to set aside for workers is being squandered on extravagant travel," said Marcia Fritz, president of the California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility, a nonprofit group that supports pension reform.

You'll be delighted and/or outraged to know that the Zune and Apple TV made the list.

The other night in Germany some guy accosted me outraged demanding to know why we had come all the way from LA to play for 15 minutes.

The publicly outraged celebrities seem to know nothing about forestry, nor understand what is proposed.

When the outraged Lette demands to know why, his embarrassed boss Scheffler (Andrew Garman) hems and haws before coming out with it.

Should some of Ms. Sandberg's most outraged critics care to know what her book actually says, it's an expansion on some of her public statements.

Outraged, she demands to know, "Why does masturbation exist?" In another entry, she simply lets rip: "I hate those people who pray and with their prayers make our life a disaster.

That afternoon, he hastily booted him from the party after an outraged opposition demanded to know why Joyce was still sitting in caucus next to the woman he'd spent most of the day mocking on camera.

Not unsexy enough to avoid the inevitable act two, of course, in which outraged moral guardians demanded to know why a spanking game was being marketed to children.

When confronted by an outraged little girl, demanding to know how he can read through everyone's mail, he explains, "Well, sometimes when a person really loves their Gmail very, very much, the two get together and an ad is born".

The outraged and the curious wanted to know: Why did Kenteris and Thanou miss their doping test?