Sentence examples for quite outraged from inspiring English sources

But at that point I'd become quite outraged by what had happened to me.

"I remember feeling quite outraged that nobody at school had taught me anything about this other way of life.

But my mother the daughter of an exiled Spanish flamenco dancer was quite outraged when they placed the monument at the entrance of the El Paso International Airport.

There's so much noise from the media, and people are so exhausted from the mayor's repeated, half-comical failings, that the public doesn't seem quite outraged enough about this mess.

"We are quite frankly outraged by the strategy of the government," said Robert J. Giuffra Jr., one of Albert Pirro's lawyers, in court.

The kids don't seem quite as outraged, having grown accustomed to communicating with each other via group E-mail, and all that entails: anonymity, slander, deliberate misspellings.

For the purpose of a narrow blog posting, on a blog about British politics, I would like to caution that for all the headlines flying around British public opinion may not be quite as outraged as the press would have you believe.It can look straighforward enough, when you read the papers of the left and right.

Having put so much into these critical issues, I'm quite frankly outraged by the falsehoods and misrepresentations in Ms. Hamsher's column.

People are outraged -- outraged!

But for the larger question of what the Jerry Sandusky saga reveals about big-time college sports, writ large, Paterno was a supporting cast member, not quite deserving of both the outraged support and the brunt of the criticism.

It might not be up there with Ringwood or Milton Keynes, but the Christmas market in Edinburgh this year is apparently quite overpriced, and the locals are outraged about it.