Sentence examples for were outraged to learn from inspiring English sources

Early clients were outraged to learn that smoking was prohibited in the health club, Ms. Shishkina recalled.

When BT introduced its filtering in December 2013, some users were outraged to learn that categories including "gay and lesbian lifestyle" and "sex education" were included as choices for parental censorship.

Back in 1969, Americans were outraged to learn that 155 high-income taxpayers had completely avoided the income tax.

In both cases, lovers of ancient culture were outraged to learn that the building of a dam was about to submerge unique ruins.

You may recall that, thanks to classified documents stolen by Edward Snowden, Brazilians were outraged to learn in September that the United States spied on Rousseff.

Reached by phone, several residents said they were outraged to learn about the plant only last week when the government announced the project and then gave the public 10 days to submit comments.

Of course, if Sheryl were negotiating to buy her current car from someone else, she would probably be outraged to learn that the seller had hidden an accident from her.

I was at first saddened, but am now outraged, to learn that aisles will be carved through the orchestra-level seats of the David H. Koch Theater (formerly the New York State Theater) at Lincoln Center.

Faith Paris Aarons, who lives opposite P.S. 234, said she was "completely outraged" to learn that her son had not been admitted.

Today, King would be equally outraged to learn that banks targeted African American and Latino neighborhoods with subprime loans in recent decades.

Because a Republican Senator is holding up the nomination over a bill that he thinks would hurt tobacco companies," said Reid. "If that seems like an unrelated, random reason to hold up this qualified nominee, you might be even more outraged to learn that the bill that so angers this Republican Senator is not even before the United States Senate.