Sentence examples for outraged well from inspiring English sources

If the tabloids are outraged, well, maybe they shouldn't have been earwigging while the grown-ups were talking.

Hence, whenever, during the cross-examination, the judges tried to appeal to his conscience, they were met with "elation," and they were outraged as well as disconcerted when they learned that the accused had at his disposal a different elating cliché for each period of his life and each of his activities.

The community to which Aaron belonged has been rightfully outraged as well at the overreach involved in charging him with 13 felony counts carrying up to 35 years in prison.

The case provoked outrage well beyond Nigeria.

This prompted many residents here to do what they do best when they are outraged: write well-worded letters to The East Hampton Star, the weekly newspaper.

Most, though by no means all, Republican killings were by mob violence, not deliberate policy, in the first six months of the war, as popular outrage welled up after air raids and news of fascist atrocities.

Women onstage would have outraged them as well, but the practice of having boys don women's apparel to play female roles provoked a host of irate charges.

The traffic ban has outraged commuters as well as business owners who fear the city will be nearly deserted except for the 36,000 visitors expected for the convention.

Last week, he passed anti-alcohol laws, which outraged many secularists as well as the national beer manufacturers.

You may well be outraged by the idea of your teenage daughter flaunting it to the world.

The pardons outraged victims' relatives as well as Democratic lawmakers, who called for an end to the custom of governors' issuing such end-of-tenure pardons.