Sentence examples for a note of indignation from inspiring English sources

She pulls her shoulders back and with a note of indignation says: "When I first heard Obama I was elected, I thought he could improve our country.

"High color is in her cheeks, a note of rising indignation in her voice, she leans across the polished table and flatly rejects what she calls the 'woolliness' of our secondstage formulation," the U.S. diplomat Jim Rentschler noted in his diary after the fateful meeting between Haig and Thatcher.

To strike a note of common sense sadly missing from this bout of indignation – come on, people, really?

A note of humility?

David French strikes a similar note of democratic indignation about the Missouri protesters in the National Review: The entire notion that these students need a "safe space" is a lie.

People queued outside to leave teddy bears and notes of indignation.

I feel a knot of indignation, disgust, and anger form in my gut".

Bachelot told TFI television: "We are taking note of the indignation of the French people and...calling for dignity and responsibility".

Republicans, who it should be noted are no great friends of alternative energy, worked themselves into a lather of indignation, claiming improper White House favouritism towards the company.

Mr. Dick, a careful interviewer and a brilliant generator of indignation, does his best to make them unavoidable.

Most come from a spark of indignation.