Sentence examples for somewhat outraged from inspiring English sources

Recalling Sanders's pledge not to run negative advertising, Hillary Clinton's campaign was somewhat outraged by what they said was an obvious change in tone.

In classic Chait fashion, his essay triggered a tidal wave of somewhat outraged responses on Twitter and beyond.

I was pretty outraged, torn apart.

I was pretty outraged.

Though he's (somewhat) backpedaled since, outraged Utahans have already sent him fake invoices for their services.

Repetition kills the soul and I would not wish to spend one hundred evenings in succession explaining to various outraged and somewhat stupid people in calm clear fashion my complex motives for giving a gift to a magazine for which I feel no affection and to an editor with whom on ninety of a hundred points I must rush to disagree.

People are outraged -- outraged!

Saddened, disappointed, frustrated, outraged, worried, even somewhat resigned.

And so, bridges burnt, money tight, friends alienated, parents half-respectful and half-outraged, she soldiers on in a world of somewhat tarnished lustre, where her engagements now have a tendency to consist of interviews for Avon Life and requests to open garden centres in Frome.

Zhenya Kamenev -- a Forest Avenue resident and political science professor at Hayden University -- attends a meeting of outraged neighbors who, their legal options exhausted, are now threatening somewhat breathlessly to chain themselves to the trees.

Was it an outraged visitor from the spirit world or Toby (Edmund Bagnell), the mute Gypsy violinist she has reared somewhat abusively since rescuing him from the streets?