Sentence examples for outraged to think from inspiring English sources

I feel sad and outraged to think that British prisoners might not get the chance to read a good book anymore.

Scrooge is outraged to think that his clerk will feel "ill-used" if he has to work on Christmas, but that nobody considers him, Scrooge, ill-used when he has to "pay a day's wages for no work".

That was back in June 1973, and more than 300 outraged letters from the ranks persuaded the paper to think again.

Microsoft is less than outraged at these attacks, noting that you'd have to be a doofus to think that this was an XBL problem.

In Washington, the Carter administration began to think that it should shoulder the responsibility as well and leftists everywhere were outraged.

[The negro] is a social not a human problem; to think of him is to think of statistics, slums, rapes; it is to feel virtuous, outraged".

As one who has both taught and written about such phenomena, I have long felt like leaning out my window to shout, "Network -style, "I'm as mad as hell aNetwork -styleng to take thIs anymore!" Judging by Mr. Silver'm lively prose — from energetic to outrased — I think he feels the samadwas.

"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.

Why aren't people who think you deserve it more outraged to see you denied it?

"I thought you were going to support me!" the brat says, outraged, to a partner who throws her slightly off balance in one of the piece's funniest intersections of two worlds.

Reaction ranged from the outraged to the frivolous.