Sentence examples for seem outraged from inspiring English sources

But some people just seem outraged that they dare to "tamper" with their beloved childhood favourite, in this case Ghostbusters.

"Kristallnacht was unthinkable in 1930; is its descendent 'progressive' radicalism unthinkable now?" Perkins asked, and described the form this progressive war has taken: for one thing, people seem outraged about rising real-estate prices, he wrote.

Of course, it may have been a correct call, and Dravid didn't seem outraged by it but the principle holds that the third umpire should really be overturning decision that are manifestly wrong.

Georgians certainly don't seem outraged by the four percent tax they pay on soda sold in vending machines.

Even some within their own party seem outraged at their tactics and only vote with them because of their fear of facing a primary battle.

No one even seems outraged when rich people claim all their legal tax deductions while grumbling about the federal deficit.

In Tampa last week, reporters seemed outraged that Ray Lewis showed no contrition over his involvement in last year's stabbing deaths of two men outside a nightclub.

In a nutshell, it's fair to summarise that BNP supporters at the Eastbrook pub in Dagenham on the 15 October seemed outraged that 10 "ethnics" were seeking membership at their meeting.

The commentators seemed outraged, but happy to be.

Ordinary Greeks seem less outraged, despite the indignant slogans at rallies.

But the biggest problem with these responses is that they seem so outraged and feeble.