“outraged”可以造什么句，outraged造句

Netizens were outraged.

The closing of the hospital has outraged public opinion.

Now Jennifer felt outraged and wanted to punish him.

Free-speech defenders were outraged, seeing the move as doubly ill-conceived.

Responses to the article have ranged from the bemused through the outraged.

That said, bosses' feelings about regulatory overkill are much more nuanced than excitable business lobbyists and outraged Republican politicians suggest.

Even though Cuba and Venezuela had objected to the perjury charges at first, they were outraged by the verdict.

Explaining to his parents was "unbearably painful"; outraged, they called in a rabbi, but the rabbi seemed to think their boy was either deluded, or sensible.

I remember clearly how outraged I felt the first time I encountered any restrictions on flying with a bottle of wine.

banding together with a bunch of like-minded citizens to make a big noise is a great way to get noticed, to rally similarly-outraged others to a cause, and to shift the terms of the public debate.

While Obama said he was outraged, and Lee warned of "stern retaliation", the US and South Korea were both careful to avoid immediate threats of retaliation which might escalate the conflict.

He was outraged by their behavior.

Ashamed into anger and at the instigation of h, the outraged husbands attached Jack.

Ms Polman seems to be reflexively outraged; her previous book excoriated the United Nations.

The right was outraged. The Wall Street Journal dubbed the case a “travesty of justice” and urged the president to pardon Mr Libby.

They were simply outraged that any government dared abuse, imprison, torture, and often kill human beings whose only crime was in believing differently from their government and saying so in public.

Incompetence outraged him.

It was, said outraged national ministers, a return to the jungle, making Malaysia a laughing-stock.

Two years earlier Islamist politicians had been outraged by the holding of a wine festival in Meknes, a conservative city at the heart of Morocco’s wine-producing region.

They were outraged by the announcement of massive price increases.

I learned the amount and the owner of the money not from anything Madame Broussard said at curfew-again, she was stony-faced and discreet-but from Dede, who was outraged.

They were also outraged by the behaviour of bankers, whom one union leader accused of economic treason.