Sentence examples for a indignation from inspiring English sources

P.S. Gail Collins's column argues that the passion of passionate Hillaryites arises largely from (a) indignation at the misogyny of which she is a target and (b) a certain risk-averseness among women.

Politics doesn't need to become an indignation factory, and not every Republican gaffe is a sign of incipient fascism.

What "Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down" shares with them is an indignation over the economic and ethical disparities of American life and the destructive and scoundrely meanness of the privileges given to the rich.

When the terrorists struck Boston, and all those people were injured and killed, there was an indignation, righteous indignation, that was justified.

Frustration swirls into an indignation uninterrupted by reason or basic human respiratory functions until his voice is just a frothy, spitted sputtering of words.

Journalist Alec Wilkinson comments that "what [the album] shares with them is an indignation over the economic and ethical disparities of American life and the destructive and scoundrely meanness of the privileges given to the rich".

Yet we also, from time to time, want to see a flash of indignation, a controlled burn.

Acrede was founded in 2010 and appears to have been self-funded, a point that Paterson makes with not a little indignation in that magazine feature.

A real indignation ineffectively seethes within Barton's burlesque of American history; a kind of prolonged sneer results, which too rarely provokes either outright laughter or serious thought.

A little indignation might have calmed the simmering racial tensions, but Mr. Green picked restraint.

But, crucially, this produced a wider indignation that the government response to the terrorists was inadequate.