Sentence examples for a rising indignation. from inspiring English sources
I could feel a rising indignation at the man's audacity in singling me out in this way.
And up the street, one mom felt a rising indignation that would turn her into an activist to ban chemicals contaminating her family's drinking water -- and that of millions of other Americans.
There had been, Campbell Bannerman said, "a rising indignation against their general spirit of flippancy, levity, cynicism and indifference to high principle and treatment of politics as if it were a game like bridge and football". And while 1906 was a triumph for the Liberals, it was also the first time that Labour gained a firm foothold in the Commons.
"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.
There is a surge of rising indignation among tens of thousands of young people in this nation, including those many idealistic and determined teachers who come into inner-city schools and don't pretend that educational apartheid is simply a piece of distant history but know it is alive and well right now, because they see it every day before their eyes.
Anonymous postings that appear to have come from Mr. Clementi, identified after his death in the forums of a gay chat site, show a student wrestling with his rising indignation over a breach of privacy and trying to figure out how best to respond.
The postings show a student wrestling with his rising indignation over a breach of privacy and trying to figure out how best to respond.
But, if this is a game, Charity thinks with rising indignation, Mark has cheated.
The part has been played by a string of white actresses, to the rising indignation of Hispanic people.
It would reawaken in 2017, due to rising indignation with Dominion's pricing and environmental practices, and a general anger at the influence of money, brought into focus by Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign, over the state's politics. .
With rising indignation, Mr. Jenkins criticized the secret fund.
