Related: Two explosions hit Kurdish political rally in Turkey But many in Batman, a religiously conservative region, are indignant about the president's blatant use of Islam to rally his base.
The morgellons believers look expectantly at the indignant litigant.
Quote of the week: an indignant Omar on his blissfully ignorant grandma: "That woman think I work in a cafeteria – at the airport!" Murders: still on 50, but Prez does accidently kills another policeman – a distractingly overdramatic subplot for this point in the series?
Broken by Daniel Clay (Fourth Estate), has a most indignant narrator, an 11-year-old girl called Skunk, trying to come to terms with violence and cruelty in her suburban neighbourhood.
The indignant felling, however, of the SDLP should act as a final warn ing those in the Irish Labour Party under the illusion that by playing footsie with Sinn Fein they can somehow tame this avaricious and single-minded movement.
The UK intelligence services have created a global audience for the spectacle of him beating them with a big stick of indignant rebuke.
He weeps a little as he shares that last part, then takes a wheezy breath and his tone shifts to indignant.
Plan is not happy about this, and over some indignant fingerpicked guitar he skewers those responsible, namely "role models" and "something something David Cameron's Broken Britain".
But there is also a more indignant political message about passing on the unfinished business of educational unfairness.
I originally joined the protest not because I am passionate about the EU, but because I felt indignant that the government made such a dramatic U-turn [postponing the association deal with the EU] in an arrogant confidence that the people would swallow it.
