Sentence examples for was deeply outraged from inspiring English sources

The President of the United States, Bill Clinton, stated he was "deeply outraged by the bomb explosion" and joined Bruton and Major in "utterly condemning this brutal and cowardly act of terrorism".

The younger Jackson released a blistering statement in which he said he was "deeply outraged and disappointed" by the man he referred to, a little icily, as "Reverend Jackson".

Mike Brown's name seems to be on everyone's lips, and the stories coming out of Twitter feeds was that the community was deeply outraged – and that he had his hands up.

President Viktor Yanukovych said he was "deeply outraged" by the violence.

But his son chastised him, saying he was "deeply outraged and disappointed". "Rev.

So I'm really hopeful that the person who is deeply outraged by finance reads the book and understands the ideas.

"I am deeply outraged by a prank of a Gdansk Fine Arts Academy student whose pseudo-art desecrated the memory of 600,000 Soviet soldiers who died in the fight for Poland's freedom and independence," wrote Alexander Alekseev, the Russian envoy.

"He is deeply disturbed, outraged, at this cowardly act of terrorism and obviously has offered to be helpful in any way he can".

Remember all those voices who were so deeply outraged at Ecuador's decision?

Like all Americans, I was deeply upset and saddened -- but as a runner I was especially outraged.

Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, said Obama's shift was "deeply disappointing". "Even given that the photos will undoubtedly generate outrage in the region, the best way to dampen that outrage is to hold those responsible accountable," Roth said.