Sentence examples for We are indignant from inspiring English sources

"We are indignant," she told a local official charged with arranging her transport to the far north.

"We are indignant that our children are still there, and not enough has been done to get them out of there".

We are indignant; we are passionate.

We are indignant, however, that the European Parliament wishes to use certain phrases that appear to protect the individual or condemn profit to prohibit in practice, once again, therapeutic cloning, and, more generally, medical research on human cells and tissues.

Mr. Perry aligned himself with members of the Tea Party, saying that "we are not angry, we are indignant".

We have supported state terrorism against the Palestinians and the black South Africans, and now we are indignant.

"We're indignant about a government that borrows trillions of dollars because they don't have the courage to say no," he said.

We've all become so used to the idea that style is substance -- we're indignant that our good manners and our new clothes didn't protect us.

Their director Umberto Leone fumed: "We were indignant after the South Korea game which went against the image of clean football we have promoted.

"We were indignant and angry, because the firefighters did not raise their ladders," said Vladislav V. Yermikhin, who jumped, cannon-ball style, onto a tarp held open like a net.

We use it as a promotional tool when it suits us: we solicit approval for our projects through editorial advertising - those "profile" and "making of" pieces which plump up the supplements - and we're indignant if the critics fail to add hot water to the bath of approbation.