Sentence examples for outraged why from inspiring English sources

If they were truly outraged, why wait until October to protest?

And if the writer (Aker) is so outraged, why wouldn't she have the courage to call the editors of Flare and at least seek comment for her piece?

"I'm not an angry person, but this makes me outraged — why should I have to do this in my own house?" Jean said on our recent visit to the family's home.

The whistle-blowers in that case outraged him: why did people glorify cowardly spies and traitors, and put them on magazine covers?

The more constructive question is not whether the Lord gets outraged, but why.

Here's my outrage: Why in 2010 do so many hotels have zero, unreliable or outrageously expensive wireless Internet access?

There was a hint of outrage: Why wasn't he here already?

At a time when dozens of police killings have prompted outrage, why hadn't this one?

After the photograph was published, people reacted with outrage: why hadn't he picked the child up?

But if the point was to symbolise outrage, why not just spray paint graffiti on government buildings or pour blood on military documents?

"I know he has big dreams," Mr. Philbin, 81, said before adding in a voice of mock outrage, "Why the hell do I have to pay for them?" A sports show starring Regis Philbin?