Sentence examples for a state of indignation from inspiring English sources

But working ourselves into a state of indignation about a second Bush administration driven by militant illogic gets us nowhere.

Scott Walker's refusal to affirm Barack Obama's patriotism doesn't shock me into a state of alert indignation.

She returned the remains of the paint in a state of righteous indignation, but the salesman at B&Q was sceptical – even more so once she'd described the burbling horror show in gory detail.

And given Uganda's past, the violence has scared many Ugandans into what the Rev. Grace Kaiso, who leads an independent election-monitoring group, called a state of "deep indignation".

Cruyff has also joined in with the criticism of Howard Webb, saying: "When we say, often, that we do not like talking about referees, it is true and, above all, because only refereeing like that last night by the English Howard Webb can create in us a state of such indignation that then yes, it is necessary to comment.

Or if you put a cat in, you could watch it chase the many reflections of itself until it would finally give up in a state of rage and indignation.

The next morning, as my daughters and I waited for the school bus, my neighbor approached us in a state of self-righteous indignation... "Did you see what they did to my tree?" she asked, pointing to the stump at the corner of her property.

Nevertheless, I spent much of "Storytelling" in some inchoate state of indignation, feeling as cartoonishly agape as the reaction shots of the audience for the premiere of "Springtime for Hitler," even at sections where the Manhattan cinéastes at the screening tittered knowingly.

"A State of Mind".

A state of purpose?

These people do little but keep me in a constant state of annoyed indignation.