Quotes About Outraged

But when other people criticise our own more exalted soul-flights by calling them "nothing but" expressions of our organic disposition, we feel outraged and hurt, for we know that, whatever be our organism's peculiarities, our mental states have their substantive value as revelations of the living truth; and we wish that all this medical materialism could be made to hold its tongue.

Truth is not only violated by falsehood it may be equally outraged by silence.

Liberals decided it's much better not to play outraged with me anymore. I sell lots of books that way.

They appear to have become so attached to their outrage that they are even more outraged that they won't be able to be outraged anymore.

Polly had arrived in the world outraged to discover that her sisters had gotten there before her.

Polly had arrived in the world outraged to discover that her sisters had gotten there before her. "Well,

I was the victim of both social orders: of Apollo's waxing patriarchy, & of Clytemnestra's last spasms of outraged matriarchy. My father Priam probably would have said: that I had asked for it. That no society could be expected to tolerate an individual who insisted on telling the truth.

I found myself scooting behind the coffee table like the outraged virgin in some Victorian melodrama. "Jack, this isn't a good time. I'm really tired and I'm not thinking straight." "That's what makes it a great time. If you were rested and sober, it'd be a hell of a lot harder to argue with you." -Ella & Jack

It affirmed that international law was not only law 'between States' but 'also the law of mankind'. Those who transgressed it would have no immunity, even if they were leaders, a reflection of the 'outraged conscience of the world'.

He totally underestimated the press reaction. First, the press thrives on confrontation. They also love stories about extremes, whether they're great successes or terrible failures. This story had it all. Perhaps most important, many reporters tend to see themselves as consumer advocates. Almost nothing gets them as outraged as a boondoggle that victimizes average citizens. The city's fiasco at the Wollman Rink was an absolute classic.

Liza hated alcoholic liquors with an iron zeal. Drinking alcohol in any form she regarded as a crime against a properly outraged deity. Not only would she not touch it herself, but she resisted its enjoyment by anyone else. The result naturally was that her husband Samuel and all her children had a good lusty love for a drink.

Love. They say will set you free. So why am I behind bars? Why is my mind so far from where I want to be. I tried to release this pain, but what will I gain? All I see is fog. All I see is rain. I am just a lost heart. Chained. I'm in this cage. Outraged.

King George in turn was outraged 'that the French usurper had addressed himself to him'.