Sentence examples for Feel indignant from inspiring English sources
Most Web users don't feel indignant about it.
In the end she paid only a nominal 1,000 yuan".But I still feel indignant", she says.
Meeting envoy after envoy, she began to feel indignant about how diplomacy is shortchanged by the American public and politicians.
The Japanese had a right to feel indignant about the trade pressures of the early Clinton years, which violated America's own liberal trading principles.
The material has been turned into a trivially narcissistic product for teen-age girls who want to feel indignant about wrongs they are unlikely to suffer.
Merrill didn't like to talk about feelings, while I was seething with the desire to express mine, preferably by focussing feeling away from myself onto something I admired or felt indignant about.
"He felt indignant with life," Lima said.
I felt indignant about the situation.
I felt indignant; research had sneaked up on me.
As an atheist, Ms. Norman felt indignant about what she considered an intrusion of religious dogma into public policy.
