Sentence examples for though outraged from inspiring English sources

Though outraged Northern public opinion brought about his removal to healthier quarters, Davis remained a prisoner under guard for two more years.

Prodding a chunky cut with a fork or squeezing it flat with a flipper is strictly forbidden: it allows juices to escape and the flesh to dry out.As far as flavour is concerned, he has found little to choose between grilling with gas (natural or propane) or charcoal, though outraged purists will doubtless swear otherwise.

America -- though outraged, this is the reality we are dealing with.

Even now, though outraged at the excesses that led to the current financial crisis, they are deeply cynical about the spending, bailouts and interventions that form the government's response.Yet the mythology is based on a selective interpretation of history.

There's been a lot of noise on social media, though, where many outraged people tried to penalize Sherman in a shameful manner, invoking race and class and a caricature unfitting of Richard Sherman.

At the next election, though, most of the outraged commissioners were defeated.

Others in the community, though, range from being outraged to being concerned.

Tracks like Animals, though, are sad and outraged: how can racism and deprivation still be this bad a generation on?

People are outraged -- outraged!

Developing countries and the European Union were, for once, equally outraged, though for different reasons.

At the time, users were outraged, though the News Feed has now become a defining component of the Facebook experience.