Sentence examples for perpetually outraged from inspiring English sources
When the Kellogg Company said last week that ads for its brands would no longer appear on Breitbart, the perpetually outraged far-right publisher found a new deplorable enemy.
Most often described as "curmudgeonly" and "rumpled," Sanders is perpetually outraged, and obsessively focused on even the most mundane fights against inequality.
I feel slightly embarrassed writing the next line like a perpetually outraged Daily Mail columnist, or someone who actually handwrites and posts a letter to complain about Rita Ora wearing revealing clothes on The One Show but: The fact that air shows are still allowed to continue in the modern age is an absolute disgrace.
How can it be that each downside event in this presidency greets the public at this one, screeching level of outrage and denunciation by the out-of-power party and a perpetually outraged media?
What happened in North Carolina was a perfect encapsulation of the blithe outrage of the Trump movement privileged yet perpetually outraged at its disadvantage, incapable or at least unwilling to acknowledge the aces stuffed up their own sleeves as they lament a deck that is stacked against them.
Grace has attracted an audience by being perpetually outraged at a never-ending stream of nightmarish injustices, but she also essentially assumes everyone accused of a crime is guilty.
