Sentence examples for a bit indignant when from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ressam, who spent much of his testimony leaning toward his Arabic interpreter and gesturing distractedly, seemed a bit indignant when asked about the dogs.

She was a bit indignant when the viola player signalled an usher between numbers & whispered a message, evidently some sort of reproof, which the usher relayed to the children.

I was a bit indignant at the time.

"Well," the woman replied, a bit indignant, "I'm in a teacher-training program".

"This wasn't something I sort of wound up doing or got in to," he said by phone from his Manhattan apartment, sounding a bit indignant at the thought.

"Those in the south west of England probably feel a bit indignant about some of the arguments by the Yes campaign.

"Our customers are regular people!" exclaimed a waiter, indignant, when asked why neighborhood folks go here rather than the Waverly Inn and other star-magnets nearby.

One has a guy with a big taco for a head try to order a taco at a restaurant and gets indignant when the taco vendor seems confused.

A bit noisy when full.

Democrats had their turn to become indignant when Mr. Bush's nomination acceptance speech appropriated some of Clinton's own phraseology, like "Medicare reflects our values as a society".

I wince when I hear stay-at-home acquaintances slam an employed mother and become indignant when working friends wonder what stay-at-home moms do all day.